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    1. Grumpy-Greybeard on

      Blues go well with a green setting. Perhaps imperial blue or dark royal blue?

    2. d3r3kzooland3r on

      We went with Dusted Aloe, which is a light green/ blue colour. Worked really well.

    3. NotAlwaysPolite on

      Not a massive fan of painted external structures especially on treated timber it needs maintenance and I’m too lazy for that.
      However I like creocoat because it ages well with the wood and doesn’t need the same maintenance unless you want to maintain the colour.

    4. Alternate the planks a different colour of the rainbow. Or from dark to light shades of a similar colour, lilac to deep purple.

    5. SpRoCkEt_87 on

      Cornflower blue,I did mine and it looked so good I did the entire fence aswell, it really brightens up the space. I would add a photo but I can’t work out how😅

    6. ChemicalTarget677 on

      I think a very dark grey. Bright coloured flowers against it will really pop.

    7. Edible-flowers on

      Rainbows always make me smile, so why not a rainbow coloured shed.😊 🌈

    8. OrangeJuliusFan on

      Have a look at Willow in the cuprinol shades range. It’s a nice shade of green.

    9. softwarebear on

      stain it brown or towards black … don’t paint it … it’s never ending increasing frequency task

    10. SoSolidKerry on

      Controversial response here! Don’t! You’re making hard work for yourself. You’ll have to keep painting it. The grey is classic. Pretty. Cottage style. Plant stuff up it instead!

    11. extranjeroQ on

      I think I would stain it brown/black or Cuprinol Shades Urban Slate

    12. weeratmags on

      Definitely intricate fuschia stamen with undertones of charred cadavers 👍

    13. NegotiationSea7008 on

      If you like strong colour Cuprinol Garden Shades – Iris.
      Or paint it like a beach hut in pastel stripes.

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