The first photo is of the pavers we love, next to the already established honed concrete. Second photo of the house, the area we need to complete is currently covered in carpet. The third photo is of the paving sample sitting on top of an exposed aggregate concrete sample. We probably like this one the most out of all the exposed aggregate samples we looked at, but we are not totally into it. On the right side of the picture is the established honed concrete.

i've just seen exposed aggregate done in a mix of pale, grey and white with occasional small yellow...so sorry we didn't see that before we chose the traditional brown, yellow black that dows looks great with our shale and woodland grey paints but i think the pale colours would have been better in our long dark winters..good luck with yours

It appears that you've used a very cool grey paint, which will contrast with the warm/yellow of the concrete. Another way to deal with this would be to repaint the house with a warm grey with a yellowy tinge!!! Ha ha, I can imagine that going down well. If you decide to professionally stain the concrete (sing a dilute solution so the aggregate is visible) you'll need a purple tinge in the stain to knock back the yellow and neutralise it, but this would take some experimenting, and you may not have that luxury. All the best

Check out the Holcim geostone range. We have the wattle colour exposed aggregate concrete. Our home is similar colour tones. https://www.geostone.com.au/exposed/product-range/ When choosing the base concrete colour, just be aware of the yellowish cream finish or the greyish white concrete finish. On mass, it does make a difference. The colouring of your home, I would go with the greyish base concrete.