sippy_south Benjamin Moore - Heritage Red It should cover very well in a couple of coats. Sand down the faded wood door and tack it off clean. Apply an exterior high grade primer like Benjamin Moore Fresh Start® All Purpose 100% Acrylic Primer 023 (tinted towards a gray color) followed by MoorGlo® 100% Acrylic House & Trim Paint 096 Heritage Red - you'll love it!. It comes ready mixed. Here is a link that might be useful: MoorGlo

I don't think yellow is the right color. I think something like this will be more impressive and it blends with all the other colors. https://www.lowes.com/pd/HGTV-HOME-by-Sherwin-Williams-Finian-Blue-Interior-Paint-Sample-Actual-Net-Contents-8-fl-oz/1001212398?store_code=1758&placeholder=null&msclkid=8b64d6d6f22c199d019288095d05f373&gclid=CPrh8biK9ekCFVj2swodk6sNlA&gclsrc=ds or you could even use this one. https://www.lowes.com/pd/HGTV-HOME-by-Sherwin-Williams-Honest-Blue-Interior-Paint-Sample-Actual-Net-Contents-8-fl-oz/1000879500?store_code=1758&placeholder=null&msclkid=ee60f9a2a64a1d6a75c6a77d09638d2c&gclid=CKz3p_mK9ekCFcq_swodd00PcQ&gclsrc=ds I prefer the first color.

IMO a better view of the whole front of the house would be helpful . I like the light but hate the storm door I really hides most of whatever door you choose and really not needed IMO if you go with a good insulated door and if you need the screen go with a phantom screen. You have already chosen to mix metals since IMO the light fixture and the house #s should have been the same color. I need to also see the patio right now all this is to me is a mish mash of stuff that I can't see working together.

I like less obscured glass. Depending on how far back from the road your house sits, and how much you can see in - I really like a clear, beveled glass. - but certainly not that fussy a design. I like the style of the 2nd door. Admittedly - I like driving through the order parts of my town in the evenings and being able to see in the doors and windows of the neighborhood houses. Seems like that's how it is in the city - even when the houses are close to the street.