The interior walls look already painted , if so add furniture , art , rugs , etc before you see what works and what doesn't .

The exterior is pleasant as is , just a couple of queries -- the pole , is that going to be surrounded in stone the same as the feature , or another material ?

Also , the garage door is 'annoying' , because it is similar but different to the walls , so it doesn't match , and it doesn't contrast . That is where I'd like to bring in some colour -- a bright or even mid yellow ; an apricot or blue or green . It looks like a new suburb , filled with pleasant houses , all different designs but all with much the same elements and tones , so add some colour .

OR ( possibly too late to change it ) it would have looked a lot better in timber IMO , the same tone as your entry door and that upstairs one -- the warmth of wood , the co-ordination and referencing of each entrance , pleasant but not controversial .

I would be covering up those shiny tiles while the home is still under construction. They will end up scratched and marked with builders not really thinking about what they are doing. I can already see dust/dirt of some kind on the floor under the ladder. You still have skirting boards, I assume to install, so would be good to have that floor protected until home is completed.

My choice would be Dulux snowy mountain paint for the internal walls. Keep the exterior neutral, maybe Dulux beige royal. There is enough going on with the exterior already.

Thanks @dreamer! We do not have access to house, it's locked. This was clicked during pre-booked site visit. Will let builder know to cover it, if at all he does :(

Thanks for paint suggestion, will check them out. Definitely Beige Royal is my go to. Snowy mountain, need to check.

@User - Thanks for your input.

The pole is a temp. That will be removed. As of now, it's just a base colour that's painted. Acutal colour we are yet to choose and let the builder know. Was considering Royal beige around the garage door and to keep the colour running, front portion of the first floor (balcony wall). Keep lighter shade for the bigger front wall.

Not decided on the interior paint. That's where the most confusion lies.

@Kate Thank you! Not sure if white goes well with beige tiles. That's the confusion.. will check snowy mountain too.

Snowy mountain is a warm white. And yes the shiny tiles will go with white walls. In the photo they look more Greige in colour than beige. And they look like they have a white vein going through them.

Snowy is a slightly warm white and naturals white is really neutral so both will work. But colour is personal and images on phones don’t adequately reslect.

@Kate Completely agree with you! Am more inclined toward warmer colours. Just googled to see Snowy Mountains and it looks great! Brilliant suggestion. Will be visiting one of the Dulux retailer shop for more informed decision. :)

Pole in front of the house removed. Drive way done.