Hi I have a Victorian, Jarrah floor in Satin finish. Skirts dado picture rail and wood in An off white. Colour under the Dado is a burgundy. Used about a dozen or more sample pots looking for the right shade.. So many came out brown or purple. I settled on Dulux Forest Fruits Berry. Really happy with it. Solver paints have a heritage colour card.. There are lots of choices of reproduction colours giving you heritage style and build decade range so you can be colour authentic to the build. Hope this helps!

Thank you, it was pretty bad to begin with. It could have only improved!

Colonial panes looks awful on sliding windows. They look best on double hung. What I don't really get is why you'd want to build an American-styled home in a state known for it's vernacular architecture which is very similar in appeal? Hamptons/Qlder are almost the same thing but one will look authentic in QLD and the other not so much. This house is sitting in a hot state and yet it has almost no eaves, limited deep verandahs. That style is built for a temperate climate (the USA shares practically no climate similarities with Australia except in Florida). So the owners opted for the climatically different house and put it in the one state where the vernacular would actually function better. It would have been a simple thing to Hamptoms style a Qlder and benefit from both.

Straight, Bold Lines can create stunning results! Modern, spacious, and well-lit, the Angular Elegance home has created an elegant, yet warm and inviting feel by utilising our black framed windows and doors throughout. This home has used several styles of windows and doors to ensure ventilation and natural air flow in every room... - With louvre windows in the bathroom, and the indoor patio and barbeque area, - Sliding doors and awning windows in the master bedroom, and - Bi-fold doors to open up the entire downstairs entertaining space up. This beautiful custom home was built by Walker Homes. Would you have black frames throughout your entire home?