I would suggest a large bamboo in a large pot.. it's evergreen and that way you can move it somewhere else when you extend

Our house is currently painted white but i want to change it up. We have a chartwell green door, dark grey windows, grey stone and some light grey panelling on one end of the house where we built on a small extension. It’s a bungalow that now has an extension on both ends so to avoid it looking too long we added the panelling to break it up Any advice greatly appreciated

I would keep the windows consistent throughout.

Hello. I'm building a modern H shaped bungalow, flat roof connecting 2 A roof bungalows. There will be a little stone facing on the connected flat roof section. It's a sandstone that actually comes from the land I'm building on but not too yellow. I have floor to ceiling windows almost completely around the house and one 4m slider. So a lot of big windows. I'm torn between a darker frame window like the ubiquitous anthracite or a more gentle approach like agate. My worry is inside. In the north facing bedrooms and east facing service rooms I'm happy to have white inside. But in my large south facing living and sitting and kitchen areas I def want some frame to the windows. My worry is that agate inside will be too light on the one hand and too tying in terms of a colour match on the other. Has anyone done agate on the outside all round but then like a dark colour inside on large windows to create the frame?