Hi Hang, for a simple fix you could cut and fit a piece of timber to fill the gap and paint it the same colour as your tiles. Alternatively you could get a piece of timber that will fill the gap and cover your step, i.e. making one transition instead of two. Whether you can do this will depend on the height of your step and it may require some chipping out of the tile glue/concrete that appears to have oozed out from your original tiles. Otherwise you could get a steel strip made to size to fit in the gap between your new tiles and the step.

there are way too many colours going on here. Your home is a traditional style and yes the cream and green are traditional colours with the reddish brick however why did you put grey around the windows??also you have red scollops above the grey and it doesn't do the house justice. What colour was there before you painted the grey?? considering grey is a more modern colour I think you were attempting to modernise the externals. in saying that the roof would have been better to paint charcoal the cream in white and then the grey and then the driveway would be done in a grey stain. but if you leave it the way it is and cover the red scolloping above the windows the same grey and the bricks below the windows near the ground grey as well then get the drive way restained to the reddish colour of the bricks on the house and then it would blend more and look inviting.

Honestly, go to your local paint shop. Most brand paints have a colour consultant that will come out to your house for about $180 and give you the best advise on paint colours. Then if you purchase that brand paint, the amount spent on consultant is deducted from your paint purchase. I had Dulux consultant come out. Best money well spent. Go to your local paint shop and inquire. They also do interior paint suggestions. Can't go wrong. You'll regret trying to blast it off. good luck.

Yours is the style of home that can truly be transformed with the right colour. Your house is already a light colour and it doesnt do justice so Id suggest going for a deep colour on the walls top and bottom and making a bold statement - unfortunately this would require repainting the roof as well but I think this would be well worth doing as pale green is going to be very restrictive to the colour you paint the outside. With every second house at the moment seeming to be painted grey Id suggest a different bold colour in blue tone - such as a navy blue, dusty blue or teal-blue with off white/cream for the trims, window frames, garage door and staircase. This colour combination looks stunning with a light silver colour roof (which is available in dulux roof paint) You have a couple of awnings already so Id add another one on the other side over the LH window and front door as they are very close together - this will help balance out the front of the house and add further interest and character. Paint your front door a contrasting colour as well to add further street appeal. Adding some plants up high in the form of window boxes under the front windows, and one under the side window with the awning, planted out with trailing plants (especially silver toned such as variegated ivy, white flowering geraniums, and silver dichondra) would look amazing! Best of luck