Thanks for the responses.. The brick is a little bit of a challenge.. "salmon". The "sheraton beige" siding comes off looking a "pink" next to the brick. I am not sure how rust would work! If I had the budget I would restain the siding as well, but that is a project for another day!! I think a stronger khaki might look good.. Maybe I should pick a color for the door that would look good with my dream color for the siding!!

Thanks for the replies so far, they definitely help. awm, correct, that is a one car garage door to the far left. I definitely think painting the doors all blue might be too much...but your second pic looks decent for sure. oly, yes, at least at this point (since they are so far into the job), the stone has to go all the way up to the top....not sure if it ever was an option to change that. As for the trim detail on that window....actually in pics I saw of other homes that were this model....it was all white, including above the window (where it's blue now). I'm not sure if they have to add a trim piece there still....or whether the pic of the house I saw just had it different there. I would just be concerned about that window having no white framing around it (if I painted it blue) whereas all my other windows on all sides of the house are trimmed in white/linen. The better choice might be to paint the area above the window white. I don't mind the garage doors standing out...but again, I want it to be for the right reasons....not because it's ugly. I think unless you have brown or tan on your house.....wood is always going to draw attention to the doors. I don't think that's bad....we see plenty of pics on Houzz of blue or gray houses with wood doors and they look great. The only wood doors I've seen that are ugly are non-carriage style ones with no windows. It just looks odd to have a big huge wood panel with nothing breaking it up....even if you have brown on your house. I did attach 2 pics of other houses with similar colors that I took yesterday (so in the same light). I just think the white is throwing people off because it's appearing so much brighter (I used one of those garage door manufacturer programs where you can upload a pic of your house and put their door on it). These pics give better visuals of what the white would look like in real life.

If you make the other changes as suggested, I don't think you'll feel the need to paint the brick. There's no sense creating a maintenance issue where there is none now. The house has the potential to be very handsome. Some pretty pots with flowers on either side of your door will add some color as well. Don't forget that nothing looks pretty this time of year when trees are bare and lawns are brown.

Is the paint color an off white (cream)? If so, you color options are basically endless, depending what color your roof is or if you have any brick or stone on the house. When choosing paint colors for my house a couple of years ago, I kept in mind the color of stone on the front of my house, the brick on my chimney color, and my green roof. I then went to Behr's website and played with color combinations and found something that both my husband and I agreed on. With the color of your house in mind and what looks like a dark roof, maybe black, there are so many color combinations you could go with. Here are some photos for inspiration: I absolutely love the colors on this house. More importantly--What colors do you and your family love? Next is a photo of my house since I could not find any other photos that would suit your house on Houzz. I chose paints from Behr Marquee and the house color is Taupe Tease, trim is Superior Blue (my husband's favorite color), and the doors are Fire Cracker Red (my favorite color): All 3 colors work well together and work with the roof, brick, and stone colors as well. I also chose colors that no one else had in our neighborhood.