Don't paint the stone! Leave it and paint the brick a color between the stucco color and the stone color. Make the wood beams a little darker, to tie in the roof, but not too dark, or even nearly as dark as the roof, just slightly darker than they are now. Is that a screen door on the front porch?!!!? Do you need it? a painted door would look great, burgandy, deep aqua, hard to tell without seeing the colors of the house directly. What will really help your home are new lights. The lights are ridiculously small. Minute! the lighting needs to be 3 or 4 times larger on the side of the door, and 2 or 3 times larger on the garage wall. Pots with plants, large ones on either side of the front door under the lighting.

Masonry (brick and stone) shouldn’t be painted as it then can’t breathe, leading to potential damp problems. Using a natural wash or stucco on the brick is preferable.

The overall look of your house is Tudor, but it has a lot of other elements tacked on that make it a mix of different styles. Thank the builder gods that you don't have a humongous double garage facing the front.

Do not paint stone or brick or you'll be stuck with maintenance forever. Do not add shutters, which will add yet another style element to this blend of different styles. (The house below does have a double pair, though, if you're bent on them.) I'm not sure you can "update" something that doesn't have a single style. The current color actually does pull the stone and brick together. If you want the Tudor style to stand out, them do what Housson suggests picking a shade of the roof color for the timbers.

Your stone entrance could use a little more drama with much larger light sconces. It's a shame the landscaping doesn't enhance the house as much as it could. A curved walkway farther out so that you could have more dramatic planting beds would have set off the house more impressively. What you have is fine but more suited to a smaller house.

Yes, the problem is the brick and stone are 2 different color families that don’t live well together.

I would not normally recommend painting the brick for all the reasons mentioned above, but of the 2 colors, the stone is more of a neutral and on-trend when compared to the orange brick.

So I would paint the brick to match the stone. I don't think a wash or stain would be sufficient to cover the orange brick. Hopefully this brick is just on the front of the house, so less future maintenance.

The brick seems quite peachy pink and a bit contemporary looking in size/style; not a traditional Tudor color or brick. I would stain it a darker shade than the windows and paint the timbers and trim to match the windows. That should make the stone entry pop. As for the "stucco" parts, a warm white that considers the more yellow stones in the entry would be much fresher looking. Beef up all the lanterns.