It could be my monitor but the rock doesn't go with any of those blue paint chips. I see a creamcolor, green and charcoal. I would find a soft green for all the siding, a white to match the rock and a charcoal or deeper green for the doors.

If that stone can’t be painted than go with a very dark charcoal like...BM Kendall charcoal..with White trim and you could add dark blue doors..BM Hale Navy

That looks like pebble dash stucco not stone and it needs to breathe there are specific paints for that finish I knw you can get the paint in England but I don’t know where here. I have that same stucco on a 1956 ranch mixed with siding I have gone a drker shade of the pebbles for mu siding.

We are not painting the pebble dash stucco. We are painting the wood doors, trim and gables on those 3 buildings. On the 2 buildings with wood siding, I wanted to know what colors to use that would match or compliment the colors in the pebbles.

I was also asking do we paint the two wood-sided buildings 1 color for door and door trim, and a 2nd color for the wall, fascia and soffit? Or 1 color for the door, a 2nd color for the door trim and fascia, and a 3rd color for the wall and soffit? Or a different combination? Which combination is better and why? What color scheme do you recommend?

I would choose a green from the pebble dash stucco for the all the building colors. Then a soft white for the trim, soffit and fascia and an accent color for all the doors. If you take a pic of the pebble dash stucco and upload it into the SW website, you can get a color read to help you choose paint colors. Here's the link to that. https://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/try-on-colors/snap-it. Right now, the whole building feels a little depressing with all the gray. I think you need some off white to brighten things up a bit. A front door painted in a cheery color makes everyone a bit happier.

I am indebted to you for telling me about Sherwin William's Snap it! It produced 2 pallettes, 1 with greens, a dark brown and a black. I really like SW9038 Cucuzza Verde green for the walls. The second pallette was all shades of gray, which I agree is too depressing for this simple building. I wanted to let you know about https://www.sessions.edu/color-calculator/. I entered in the RGB numbers for SW9038 Cucuzza Verde and it gave me complimentary, monochromatic and analogous colors. I was looking for a door color. The complimentary color was purple. What cheery door color do you think would go good with green?