I hope this isn't heresy. To me, it's the three photos that throw everything off - in each of the shown arrangements. I'm a little torn on using two rounds, although staggered at different heights offset by the taller candles seems to mitigate that somewhat. I'd keep the clock in the middle and find something with bulk - a piece of crockery or a preserving jar or pottery piece to companion with the metal can. To my eye, you don't need much else. I think I'm looking for something bright too - like branches with orange or red berries (bittersweet or pyracantha or...) rather than the grass plumes.

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my opinion: "Ceiling white" for ceiling (flat and bright), and "Trim white" for beams. If the whites clash, you can tweak the ceiling color to work better with the trim color. I like beams to have a slight sheen, and ceilings to be dead flat. personal preference.

Was this a brick building? I see some brick at the bottom . As for the black it goes on around the windows. like the french door. Those shutters need to go and honestly how much concrete do you need for cars . I would remove all but the actual driveway to the garages Take a picture from further back too, What is the boarded up window on the upper side? IMo what this house needs is a huge amount of landscaping but I need pictures from further back and IMO if this was a brick house you just devalued it by painting not the mention the upkeep forever,