I noticed your comment about ARE as a vendor so I scrolled through their lists to see what else I could endorse as a large robust grower. If Sweet Frances has done well for you I think virtually any of the Shoup roses would have lasting power. They were bred to withstand Texas heat and should be OK in your zone 9. Roses that are vigorous and get big among the ARE catalog that bloom steadily for me: Aysha Schomburg (pink very double) Brazos Belle (apricot very double) La Vicomtesse (pink very double) Landmark Rose (pink loosely double) Mother of Pearl (apricot-pink and constant bloom, loosely double) Quietness (a Buck rose, Moses' favorite Buck and a reliably robust bush) Vick's Caprice (lavender pink OGR with slight white striping, subtle and very double) Wicked Sister (pink and probably my suggestion among the above for huge out of the gate) Prairieville Prince is stellar and a great bloomer but currently out of stock. Mrs. Anthony Waterer is a heritage rugosa that does very well for me, but too harsh a pink I think for you. All of the above roses rapidly grew to 4-5' for me, last well in the heat, and hold their blooms high to keep out of the way of critters if given some supports. You'd be caging your roses anyway I think so that would work. Hope that helps! I could take some pictures of things that are blooming if you need, but I'm sadly behind on cataloging bloom photos over the last few years. Cynthia

You’re on the right track with creamy paint, matching the very lightest color in your brick. The trim can be the same, or maybe 1-2 tones darker than the body of the house. Not much darker. That tree, while nice enough, is hiding your door. Would you consider trimming it, both in width and height? Then paint your front door the green you love.

personally I would keep the garage....what are the dimensions. If you can open wall between kitchen and game room i'd extend a new kitchen that way . May Need structural work on that wall / but the game room seems excessive at 18 feet when you have a family room and living room already. What is the gray square in the middle with the stove and sink? do you lack entry door from garage into the home? once you cut a door in the rear wall of garage there is good space there by taking part of existing kitchen..... since kitchen will be redone anyway...... what are the general wants for a new kitchen? Several questions to answer/issues to prioritize before a specific plan can proceed.....

We need more help to be specific. We can all see that your trim is creamy, but we need to know exactly how creamy it is and how dark it is. oncape is right that the easy answer is to use the same color on the walls, trim and ceiling. However, if you want other suggestions, not just the easy button, we will need you to find the closest match to one of the manufacturer colors (Benjamin Moore, Sherwin Williams, Behr . . . ) If you take a sample of the current color to a paint store they should be able to tell you the closest color in their brand to your color. It would also help if we knew the current color of the walls. They may be able to tell you the LAB or LCH values of the sample that they are color matching. They don't share the LAB or LCH values of their own colors. Another alternative that is not too expensive is to buy a color matching tool. These two are inexpensive and should be able to get you a close match to the colors you have: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0BGQMYJLS/?encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_plhdr=t&aaxitk=339657f6ddbd7c12d1e055c7e411ea30&hsa_cr_id=0&qid=1774962102&sr=1-1-9e67e56a-6f64-441f-a281-df67fc737124&ref=sbx_s_sparkle_sbtcd_asin_0rating&pd_rd_w=hPfvu&content-id=amzn1.sym.2fb72bc8-96ef-420d-b08f-c04b69f36507%3Aamzn1.sym.2fb72bc8-96ef-420d-b08f-c04b69f36507&pf_rd_p=2fb72bc8-96ef-420d-b08f-c04b69f36507&pf_rd_r=JQZCCMEBS6NH8SSJQE5M&pd_rd_wg=yY5ec&pd_rd_r=770e23a6-6773-44ea-ae5f-80ccdaf51234#customerReviews https://www.amazon.com/COLOR-MUSE-Portable-Matching-Scanner/dp/B0F8RH81LB/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=19ASSYCW5ELQ6&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.mWd5oUGMRa8Tw438GQAeUN_3odv4OyMkk4OstO82RszKw5h5El7DStjkAfDY8CTp6_rEqf-xKFPzlxAC3eXlD1XsAEFa9iOnILBCi7pKteJKTTsEN4pITrL-Cx51zTN2UXYbh4pKfCqR-Y7UTwJHuy92MxZwFtUJTBZN61iCIiRy37Lcs0OymedMna1zvt2CVTEP8_ARF1uXMI1-pPDI4FlStj8oSQfDfqYq-rHhttg.88Qbx5WZeo9frKK9ZKXJYB-RENoYS0jjAPSgzXkE8_4&dib_tag=se&keywords=color%2Bmuse&qid=1774962102&sprefix=color%2Bmuse%2Caps%2C168&sr=8-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&th=1 Kylie M Interiors also has some suggestions for colors that work with cream trim. https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/modern-paint-colors-to-update-cream-cabinets-trims-hail-marys/ https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/the-16-best-wall-colours-for-cream-cabinets-trim/