Hi Lise, what a gorgeous house and setting, you could go grey with a white trim, grey with a dark trim but then you could be brave and go dark for the wow factor that will blend beautifully with your bush setting.

Thanks for your suggestions @Julie Herbert I quite like the idea of going dark and I wonder what colours the houses in the photos you shared are?

Dulux Monument, Domino even black would look fabulous in your setting, greenery against black looks wonderful, you have the perfect setting , black blends into the greenery beautifully.

Whilst dark is trendy now , and to a certain degree is taking over from grey , it is hot in summer , but also i think you risk the house looking too 'negative' -- plus in 5 years when you are sick of it , its harder to paint over .

The green and beige were 80's , and does look dated , but the green in particular does suit the site . One option would be quite a crisp white , and slightly greener green trim -- more modern and cleaner looking , but its been done lots too .

Something a bit more radical would be a greeny grey ( sort of a greenish tinged muddy khaki ) with white trim -- that satisfies the darker look , the green , the grey , and the cleaner white for contrast -- hard to get it exaactly right , so probably a few test pots needed .

The other 'lazy' option would be to keep the beige , but do all the trim in a bright sunshine yellow -- it wouldn't be too overpowering IMO with only the trim in yellow , the beige would compliment it but also tone thge yellow back , but it would modern everything too .

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