Garden improvement

[ag_1975]

I'm new to renovation and involved in renovating a local house that garden needs improving a fair bit. I do a lot of the labouring and have some involvement in planning, but at the end of the day I don't have the final say in what work is done to the property. At the bottom of the garden is a largish steel shed/garage that needs some attention. My boss wants to paint it aqua blue to match the aqua blue she wants to paint the fences. The neighbours garden colours are quite muted, army green, brown, grey etc. I don't think it a good idea to go with the aqua blue as the garden would stick out like a sore thumb and may also be an acquired taste, but my boss disagrees. I think it would be best to leave the garden a muted colour.

Can anyone give an opinion on this?

Thanks

[brian]

Paint colour isn't too much of an issue in my opinion, as it's one of the easiest things a new owner can change if they dislike it.

[ag_1975]

Thanks for the reply. I just thought prospective buyers may prefer a more neutral look

[jodieB]

I agree that it is very easy to change but it would be more beneficial for perspective buyers if they dont have to change as much so maybe a more neutral colour would be best or try not such a brigh blue but a dark one..

[New Homes Expert]

Colour is an issue! First impressions count.
If you hate the colour you wont be thinking about repainting it you will be thinking about buying somewhere else!

Colours in a garden detract from the plants and flowers.
Let wood go natural silver grey, it never needs re doing and fences will fall down before they rot these days.