Hi krittle Lovely colour combination. It seems very 'woodsy'- like in a forest! (Not knowing your personal preference in design, it's a bit tricky to say.) But - a theme to work with - Timber furniture including cane/ratan/water hyacinth. Natural fibres like cotton, linen and wool. The samples you have shown us have a green cast to them in the photos. So using that as a base colour, fill in with lots of shades of green in cushions, lamp shades/bases, floor rugs and paintings/photos on the wall. (Use white frames) Lift the atmosphere with yellow or various shades of magnolia pink/magenta. (Perhaps shades of lavender/mauve/purple would work with the grey ) Keep everything toned with green/grey undertones. Add indoor plants on a grand scale - Fiddlewood, Philodendron, Aspidistra. Let us see what you come up with when you move in. Enjoy your new home.

Hi there, I would be thinking to go for white cabinets and walls,with white appliances that you plan on Keeping or can change to stainless, your choice of benchtop. as this picture shows the timber door frames etc will then fit, White cream and timber should blend in with the floor tiles, maybe even the blinds will look ok, photos help

Yes go monument!and if you go for some lime acacias out the front (tall weeping or the low bush)it would brighten up you whole look.Also adding strappy green plants that bulk up would give it a bit more of a clean look. If you don't want to go monument on roof go a light grey and tie in with a couple of tall light grey planters on either side of your door. Pleas please please!find someone with a jigsaw and cut the tops off your pickets to give a cleaner look before you paint them. I'm stating the obvious but those security screens are pretty overwhelming,can you just have them on windows that can be opened,it might not look so busy out the front.

Probably the closest Colorbond colour to Dulux Hog Bristle is Evening Haze, but it is not very close, and will look like a different colour. You don't want to have too many colours/finishes on the same elevation. Get a sample swatch to help you make a decision, rather than an inaccurate image off the internet like this one: https://colorbond.com/colour/evening-haze If you can live with the Evening Haze colour after getting a sample swatch then the paint companies will be able to make a good match, so use Evening Haze for the horizontal Colorbond, and then paint the weatherboard in a paint matched to Evening Haze. I hope that makes sense, Best of luck, Dr Retro of Dr Retro House Calls