I suggest posting on the Home Decor forum but in the meantime check out the pics in the link below for more visuals. I see nothing wrong with the white garage door and other white trim and don't think I'd do 2 colors on the sidelights. On my monitor the house looks gray......is it gray or tan? Since you have a covered porch, do you need a storm door? Here is a link that might be useful: grarage/trim colors

Hello Penny04 (zone 8a), What about a neutral color? It would work well with everything you have and be a bit warmer visually too. This color is Benjamin Moore London Fog 1541. Karen Haggard, CID

We recently painted our house, including the siding, all the trim, and the front door. The siding color was previously a light shade of gray, and the front door was black. We were hoping that the new color scheme would cause the garage to recede while also pulling attention to the front door (which is always in the shadows due to the large tree in front, the angle of the house, and the porch roof). We went ahead and painted the garage door trim to match all the other trim. I am sort of feeling that it looks too busy with that garage door trim causing lines to pop out across the front expanse of the garage. Maybe there's just not a good way around it; the original house design, combined with the large tree, really makes the garage prominent. If we painted the garage door trim the same color as the siding, would that look odd? Would it make the garage look too imposing as a wall of nearly solid green? Should we accept the fact the garage is prominent and consider getting nicer doors that we might paint white?

With the windows and garage doors I would probably go with the same color for the fascia and gutters. I think white siding would look too stark in the gable ends. Something in the taupe family to bridge the dark trim/windows and the lighter brick would look nice. If you're interested in seeing some virtual finishes on your house check out my web site, Creative Visual Concepts.