Would you stick with the briarwood for the entire outside (stucco and siding) or pick two complementary colors? Yes. Don't do two colors. It would chop up the aesthetic. One color will have more curb appeal impact. btw I am loving the SW alpaca color SW7702. Do alpaca and briarwood complement each other? Technically, yes. You'd have to test carefully and check the pair under different lighting conditions because Alpaca could shift purplish.

sage greens work well, the shutters could go, or be replaced a bit larger. the front door needs to be a pop since its set back, maybe a blue tone. soft yellow trim is nice with this combo

I strongly recommend painting the stones if you don't like the pinks, it would create a big impact.. You have to use a water pressure washer adding some vinegar to clean and remove the grease, let dry for 24hrs, You will need an exterior acrylic primer & sealer for the first coat and 1 or 2 coats of exterior paint in the dark rich greige for the stones and much lighter for the walls creating a nice contrast with the roof. You should go to your local paint store for the perfect primer and paint to use for durability in your climat.

We painted some samples on the house and now we are leaning towards Sherwin Williams Backdrop on the body of the house. We like that it looks a little grayer than Warm Stone. We feel like we have to go with something at least that dark because the house is surrounded by trees that drop a ton of stuff on it, and we have the Georgia red clay to deal with, too. Now we are struggling with deciding what colors the garage doors, fascia and gutters should be. Should we use the window trim color (Morris Room Grey) or use the body color (Backdrop)? We have plans to replace the garage door and roof eventually, but we need to figure out what looks best for now until we can do that. All advice is welcome!