I love a gray/ green on thiss tyle of house with the brick left as is. I would remove those overgrown hedges and new front door. IMO a walkway from the street always makes a home feel more welcoming than one from the driveway. That also gives you a more important entry so the new door would help. Could you take a pic of the entry straight on .As in the pic I sent the garage door is the same color as the house , if you wanted to add sone natural cedar to the mix and you need a new garage door you could do that in the natural cedar.

We used analytical gray which is pretty warm although it does look different at various times of the day and in shade vs direct sun. If it’s any comfort, picking our exterior color was super difficult.

Thanks for your ideas! Here are five samples we put up today. You may need to zoom in to differentiate. From left to right: *Hawthorne Yellow (BM) *Banana Cream (SW) *Weston Flax (BM) *Yellow Essence (C&K) *Oyster White (SW) Thoughts?? I'm leaning toward banana cream or weston flax I think ... As you can see we are in the middle of scrapping & priming so things look at little shabby! We are also still in the midst of finishing our front porch. Projects, projects! I love the idea of a blue door. How about shutters? Yellow house White trim Blue door ..... shutters??

this is a crappy pic, but if it helps, I have a koi pond w/the white stucco. my overhang is painted in Wrought Iron, along w/the trim decking is a light gray you could do the paint deck in a contrasting color if you go w/the white stucco. maybe paint the posts to the cabana a contrast? bring in some diff colors w/pots, chairs, maybe a teak beach? you see the orchid wall? we did that ourselves with redwoo, coated it w a marine varnish. you could easily make something like that and attatch it to a portion of the stucco wall to break up all of the white after it was done. (and before we painted the house) you could use any outdoor wood, and make it any size attach some plants to it or string some solar lights on them. potted plants, then make a simple bench and put it under the wall hanging slats. This make sense?