Charming home. Do you really need new doors? I would select a similar style but with the windows at the top.

In the future I would lime wash your brick.

then I would add a lantern with moustache brackets over the garage doors.

Thanks! I've been looking around and maybe just painting the doors to let them fade more into the brick and putting a lighter color on my front door would be enough to freshen it up for a while. I like the lime wash idea and adding new lantern or even having two on the ends as well. Maybe a trellis to break up the brick some. Thank you so much for the feedback.

your house is really cute, not somewhere I would put fancy scrolly carriage lights. I also really like the brick as is. Whatever you do, just don't paint it (the brick), it is a nightmare once it starts peeling.

Regarding the doors, are they wood or vinyl? they look wood from here, which is better than 90% of the new doors people put on, because they are usually vinyl and have those tell-tale tiny windows. If your doors work and are wood, trust me they are more valuable than new vinyl doors. My new wood garage doors cost a lot of money that I was more than willing to spend because I hate vinyl. So, if they work, paint them! Fix and care for them as though they will cost 5-10k to replace because anything cheaper will be a downgrade.

Color wise...can you paint the vinyl trim? Greens and cream look great with brick houses :)

They are vinyl. They have a dent or two from teenage drivers and it's a tight space. I'm not sure if vinyl can be painted and a bad paint job would look worse than old white doors facing the street.

I think a basic raised panel or carriage style garage door in white with some hardware accents would look best on your home.

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