Talk to a local awning fabricator. It's likely that all their work would be good and durable since the main customer for these are commercial clients.

A good carpenter can build a "triangle" awning that will fit just under your existing roof line. It will require sturdy support buttresses that are screwed into the studs. The existing siding will need to be removed and re-cut to fit around the supports. Cute house.

We're about to finish up our outdoor remodel. We are going to paint the bottom half of the wall and have custom window and door awnings made, plus a wall trellis with planter box in between the door and window. A few questions: 1. It is acceptable to paint only the wall facing the pool, and NOT continue the color around the side of the house, where the pool shed is located, which would then have to wrap around to the front of the house (a much larger paint project than we want right now)? I'm fairly certain I'm going to use Benjamin Moore Corriander (a darker color) for the wall to make an accent wall, so if we were to only paint the one wall, that would be the drastic color difference between the 2 walls (see the swatch taped to the wall's edge. 2. Any recommendations on the style of awnings we should have built? I've searched Houzz and unable to find any that are appealing to me, so seeking advice from the masses. Thank you!

Judy is right, the flatter the better. maybe a 3in12 slope. also since your door is almost butt-kissed against the wall it may be a good aesthetic option to get the canopy wide to off-set and compliment your current architecture. It may look funny to have a small awning sit just on top of your door...