We need a better photo of the fence since it seems to be a major concern for you. Is the front door at the awning or the recess by the "turet" closer to the garage. I would find a stain for the brick and a paint/siding color to coordinate with that.

@decoenthusiaste, Just posted more pics. Thank you so much.

I think a gray or a gray blue would look good. Love the colors in Pic 3, but the roof and the brick are so different from what you have.

Here is a house color that would look good.

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I like Pic 3, pale gray, pale turquoise door against the red brick. Pain the garage door the same color. Add a variety of medium height shrubs to your brick planter and the other planting area on the left. Consider getting advice from a small gardening center on landscaping the left side--maybe a small reddish tree would echo the brick. The bush on that side detracts from that side of the house.

Don't see your pix. I hope you didn't start another thread. If so, you need to comment here and use the Photo icon to add them on this thread.

Your trim looks to be a cool white on my monitor, so I painted your house a green gray rather than a warm gray.

Still haven't found those other pix.

I would stay away from all blues and grays and go with a khaki tone for the body of the house. A sage door would then look nice. I think that the blues and grays are too cool for your landscaping. While I often see pretty blue houses in pictures, I rarely see one in person. Many of them are major fails.

Every picture adds some new information, but it is that starting set of pictures showing the complete scene that I was looking for, and the new picture is pretty far from it. However, it does indicate that because of the large tree, to be in line with the front door. you'd be standing on the city sidewalk to take the pictures, and not have the view of house be blocked. And then, of course, it would be a connected photo-spread, all taken from that same camera location, not a single shot.