Shutters are small for your window size. I would remover them.

Since a garage door is not something you want to stand out it's best to paint it the same color as the siding. For that matter, I would also paint the lower part of the house the same color, and then paint the front door black, navy, dark red or any other color that you personally like. Too many houses are chopped up into different areas by disparate colors and finishes, and I've never understood why.

The colors you currently have work just fine. I would just paint the front door a lighter color so it stands out.

Agree with celerygirl, the garage door should blend with the brick or be the siding color. Notice how your home is more inviting with the garage door painted the siding color and the front door is an accent color? Accenting the garage door draws the focus to the garage which is a utility area and not an area to be featured. Some people do like to add a wood, or wood look, garage door to make the garage area less utilitarian.

The front door is where you want the focus - it makes your home welcoming when the front door is lighter and brighter and not a black hole. There are times to have a beautiful black door, but it would in a home where the front door isn't recessed into the porch area. Or if you had the surrounding sidelights and trim area a contrasting color, like white (wouldn't work on your house).

No shutters. Your home looks 100% without shutters. https://www.lifeofanarchitect.com/residential-architecture-101-shutters/

Denita suggested garage door to blend with brick.

I like it better with the way you had it blending with the siding celerygirl. It seems more cohesive with the garage door the same color as the siding rather than the brick in this particular case. Thanks for showing it.

I agree, I like blend with siding better too.