I’d paint all the woodwork in the bathroom. It will lighten the look, which right now is very heavy. I painted all the wood in my one bathroom, cabinets and all. I like the unified look even though there are several paint colors. The door is not painted on the outside, but is in the bathroom side. My other bathroom: I had all new wood put in to match. Vanity, wall cabinets, doors, and case work. I think it would be tricky to mix woods. With regards to the tan floor, be sure you know what color tan you have. Just like grays and whites, tans can be a color, such as yellow or pink. If you cant tell get a friend to help determine. Some people have a very good ability to see color and some don’t.

First remove the shutters they do not belong on any of the windows., IMO the brick is what makes the exterior interesting so I would choose a gray from the brick for the siding and no shakes anywhere. I think exterior work best with few materials As for the door I don’t think in this situation you need a storm door why not just a phantom screen for air flow in the summer. I would try to reside and see how you like it first I really discourage clients from painting brick , once done hard to go back .

Thx celerygirl. Can you do two shades of blue 1. Brighter almost sea blue and then a darker blue with blue doors? Maybe a red one also?

I'm not a fan of painting brick as it turns a no maintenance product into a long term maintenance issue. The brick seems to have more browns than grays in it but the roof is gray. You need to find a color that marries the two. Something in the taupe family would work. Also, a couple of other things. If you plan on keeping shutters I would switch to a wider shutter that is correctly sized for you windows. The current ones are too narrow. Also, the area without a railing in front of the door needs to have one installed. Building codes require them if the change in elevation is more than 30", which yours definitely is. If you're interested in seeing some virtual makeovers of your house check out my website, Creative Visual Concepts.