You ask about colour , and have a chart with shades of grey ?

What COLOURS do you like , what are the existing materials , the existing colours , which do you want to keep ?

Silver windows sounds like even less imagination than white -- personally I consider it boring , but it isn't even a safe colour -- it means there will be a whole range of colours that won't look right against it .

But with the above info , no doubt something can be suggested .

Pottsy, I'm sure a law was passed a while back that houses can only be painted grey. With a dark roof. Did you miss it?

Or just in my area 😉

I actually love a white & silver house near me due to the beautiful gum tree in front (silver princess?)

Do you have a pic of the House? Are the new windows already in?

Need a pic and climate

As above. Post a photo of the house and then we can take a better look and see what other colours you have on the roof, walls etc and give you some advice.

Picture attached. Thanks

Without knowing roof colour , I'd go a slight apricot or peach tone . It is never going to look modern or trendy , I wouldn't go dark , I would keep away from anything grey or even surfmist or similar , again blues , greens , reds won't work IMO .

A warm white sort of might work , but not only will it be boring , it risks looking like a school building or worse . Embrace the 60's , try and add gardens and something with colour like a large glazed pot or similar , even a nice fence or $150 letterbox or something , if you are wanting to look like you care .

Oh , and unless you have a good reason , I'd do a 150x25 board around the base , and that can be in charcoal or similar , oe even that window surround colour , but it helps ground the building , as well as adding to the overall look .

It looks like an edge of terracotta roof in the pic. This will also guide your colour choice. I’d use a warm white with dark base boards and colourful landscaping.

I agree. While the 60's warm tones of terracotta/yellows/cream may not be what new builds are going for, it suits the house. You may see 20 of these redone in dark tones/greys etc before finding one that is done well & keeps it's character.

The rest are like an aging man in a new dark skinny-fit suit with a comb-over.

The rest are like an aging man in a . . . . . . . . . .

Did I have my webcam on Cee ? hahaha . . . . . . . . . . ( I don't do suits by the way -- they clash with my gold medallions ) .