I like it! Very bold statement

Are we just talking wall tiles here? What are you looking at for floor tiles? I'm thinking in terms of mixing gloss and matte in both rooms to tie them together and keep your customer happy but giving each bathroom its own character without being too different ................ if that makes sense.

There is a couple of reason we needed to redo the roof. The extension to the back requires changes to the roof structure & the house is around 50 years old with no big changes since it was built. As it was concrete tiles & given their life span is about 25-50 years it was the best to change while we are renovating. This will be the main house and we are in the western suburbs of Sydney. Yeah the break was a little strange for us too, but it gave us an opportunity to extend across to add 2 more bedrooms (including a master bedroom.) to the 2nd floor. For the ground floor we were able to add double garage. Also to note, the windows were of wooden frame in a dark brown colour. As the existing house doesn't have much of eaves, the frames were exposed to the element and have rotten away in places. Therefore we will have the replace them. Yes @bigreader - i am looking for a modern Spanish house, so the render will continue to the new part of the house. @User - As you mentioned, we are looking to have a wooden garage door in a dark colour.

Thank you for all your helpful comments! My mum thinks they look 60s and will date very quickly but It's nice to hear other opinions. My Electrician likes them my tiler wasn't so sure on them... Another question, what colour shelves in front of the feature tiles, wood like the inspo pic?