The front of the house face south. The colour that appeal to me is from light grey/greige to white. I am not into dark colours. My issue is that my fascia is surfmist colorbond in colour and i have white windows. In an ideal situation, I would have loved for my fascia to be white too. My last resort will be to paint the fascia but that will void the warranty on the colorbond. Hope to find a solution soon. Thanks product: http://colorbond.com/colour

The key to ensuring your feature wall colour works within the context of your interior colour scheme is to marry the selected colour in elsewhere. In other words, simply selecting a colour that you like without it being relative to anything else in the room (artwork, lighting, kitchen finishes etc.) will make it stand out as an odd choice. So, before you decide on the colour for your feature wall, consider all other elements within the space - your black kitchen, concrete bench tops (maybe a shade or two darker than your concrete tops might be nice?), your flooring, furniture colour, cushions etc. and work with these. Draw inspiration from these elements. A nice way to introduce a feature colour would also be pendant lighting within your Kitchen - your black & concrete combination is a perfect background for some dramatic pendant lights to become the focus in here, rather than a painted feature wall. If you like the idea of rusted paint, consider installing copper pendants or if you prefer a more 'organic' feel - consider timber pendants. Either combination would look fantastic! Good luck.

I have this colour on walls and have similar tone in carpet and while I didn't choose it it has proved very versatile. I have used a different schemes in each room including the following. lavender blue and gold /mustard pumpkin and green Black, white and cherry red teal and burnt orange and mustard and black, copper. duck egg and cream Look at the Resene whites and neutrals chart for other neutral tones.

With the pink carpet I would steer away from anything that looks blue or grey, white would really refresh everything and agree with the carpet, or a beige that doesn't reflect any pink