I think a duck egg would work well for the evening but may look a bit chilly in the morning? Why not look at adding warm colours for accessories such as orange, coral, pink etc? You could also try a feature wallpaper. Duck egg is pretty much neutral so you should be able to find a paper mixing duck egg and warm colours. In terms of paint you could look at borrowed light or Teresa's green by F&B or Antiguan sky by Benjamin Moore ( apparently now available in the UK). I would just get a variety of testers, give some a3 paper a couple of coats and hang them round the room in various places and look at how the colour changes throughout the day

Go bolder with colour. I too have a white gloss kichen in my own home with a cement wotktop. It looks very very clinical, too clinical for my own taste to be honest but I'll have to put up with it for a while longer. grey walls might be ejust too cold What about a great strong blue on some of the walls, deep prussian, or a peacock blue. then play with some paler blue greys elsewhere. your choices of hard surfaces are a great foil for playing with colour. atomic red from little greene is an extraordinary colour that you could have fun with, bringing in a touch of mid century modern furniture. or picking up on the zeitgiest what about some delicate pale pinks and lilac tones. very calm and soft and totally on trend. mix with some copper tones and wooden pieces. lastly dont be afraid of pattern. a bonkers but fun wallpaper can make the space really interesting, kitchens are all to often left to be the work horses of the house and lack texture. wallpaper can do this. tie it all together with plain blind and curtains where needed in linens or slubby cottons. fell free to contact me directly if you are in the glasgow area or if you want a paint chart sent out

Hello Catrine What I would do is make sure the the color dormer and the wall lighter non obtrusive colow. and go for statement colours on the garage door. The door would be either a Banana Yellow, Garden Pink or Cool Breeze color. What I would do is make sure the the colorer the walls lighter and go for statement colours on the door. The dormer and wall would either be a cool grey/Dark grey or a darker slate colour. Let us know how it goes and share the after pictures

Silver copse cupinol is a dark grey... There is a darker grey urban slate personally think its too dark. I'd go with the silver copse for fencing will make your plants and flowers pop.... Also silver birch cupinol is a lighter grey... Check them colours out....