Did you run out of budget on the stonework? Hopefully the crew just left for the weekend.

I think white is best so you don’t have too many colors. It would tie in the trim and other doors. Use color in some flowers or landscaping. What is your plan for the square area in front? Perhaps a large urn type fountain or something focal?

It's different!!! So, keep plantings simple since the house is the busy element here. Repellent plants: lavender, marigolds, citronella grass, catnip, rosemary, basil, scented geraniums

You have a lot going on here so white or match the grey would be my choice.

I think that your front door should somehow relate to the brick. I would go with a burnt orange for the door, and tall dark brown flower pots flanking the door.

That door is inappropriate for the house. I'd get a whole new door, something that's not Victorian..

I'd also veneer the rest of the brick. Stone, brick, and siding is too much, and the stone you have just looks unfinished.

mj, ok, I'll try to say this without ruffling your feathers too much, but, you have so many different elements on your home, that they are fighting with each other.

two diff style doors, brick, stone, siding, windows with grids, windows without grids, reds, grays, charcoal, white, tan, cream, brown,,,,whew!

I'd get a front door that matches your single light french doors. The faux-victorian door you have is just another added element that you don't need. Paint both of the doors gray.

see how unifying these two calms things down a bit? If you can, switch out your front door to a single lite or even three light model.

If you whitewashed your brick, it would look even better w/that added stone. this was done w/Romabio. imagine your brick done like this. would look much nicer w/your gray and stone work. then you could paint your doors another color.

is that the garage over to the left?