how about a deep taupe color for the house, garage included and you can do the shutters in an accent color.

Early morning view. The color to the right of the window is Rockport gray. To the left of the window is Slate Gray. You can see a bit of Copley Gray underneath that. . I want to leave the door color red. I am also looking for a good trim color with whatever we choose. We have lovely dentil moulding.

Have you looked at Behr "Night Blooming Jasmine"? It looks pinkish on my computer screen (!!) but in person it's a soft, ever-so-slightly creamy white, depending on the colors next to it, time of day, position of the sun, etc.

great house. I think tan is a horrible choice! sorry, but with all that beautiful greenery and foilage, painting it tan wouldn't look right. (especially w/your color roof) If you did more of a warm gray and addded in some shake/shingles, along w/your siding, I think that would look a lot better. love the orange door w/this too. if you like the green grays, have you tried any of these w/a crisp white? I also don't care for a depressing gray shade, unless you're doing another color w/the trim/doors/windows. what about a blue or blue gray? I like this combo that Celery listed: I like this one too (I believe it's Grizzle Gray paired w/a crisp white trim and a warmer red accent) I belive the key is doing a bright white trim w/whatever color you choose. the current creamier trim color you have looks dull. Personally I like the darker colors that match the greenery. I don't think they stand out (and if they do, in a good way, who cares?) I think either of these w/some wood accents, would look amazing w/your green landscaping