https://www.upsidetosmartside.com/blog/fresh-color-palettes-for-a-brown-roof/ Use the Portrait Blue for the walls, and the Stone Door for an accent trim and Enchanted Cottage for the Front Door and porch post. Don't contrast the trim around the garage doors, let the walls, garage doors all be the same color.The house will look much larger.. Do make the guttering the same color as the surface behind it is. If you search "What brand of Paint is Portrait Blue" this whole assorted page of links shows up in Pinterest mentioning Behr and SW... The house will look larger with a lighter color. Grays and Blues are very close in color. WIth your brown roof, a shade of blue is the closest to gray that will match it. There are many shades of gray from confederate gray on up..Maybe this Portrait Blue would be more gray in the day light. The house could use some lighter tones probably to make it look more inviting. I hope you find a paint color you like!! Keep us posted! :)

I think you can do a gray, as long as it is a warmer tone (more taupe/greige) than a cool gray. I think you need to do that to help tie the siding color in with the stone color. I would vote no on white trim. With your contemporary home I would maybe lean more towards something in the same tone, just darker, as the siding. I would probably also look at pruning or removing the tree/shrub next to the stone. It's overgrown and hiding part of the window. With the recessed door I would look at a brighter color to make it more a focal point. If you're interested in seeing some virtual makeovers with new colors check out my website, Creative Visual Concepts.

My neighbors have a house they painted charcoal. They have tried a number of different front door colors - pale yellow (definitely not a good choice), turquoise (not my taste, but it wasn’t a painful mismatch). My favorite was a dark red that leaned toward orange rather than blue on the color spectrum. It popped and picked up some of the colors in their brick chimney. Perhaps that would work for you. Currently, their door is a paler shade of the charcoal, which makes the house seem very monotone. I suppose the main lesson from them is that the front door isn’t a big area, so if you don’t like it, you can try again.

you could purchase windows for the one panel in that garage door. they are easily removed. I'd look into that. They also make a wood-look paint for garage doors. That might be worth a shot too. (lots of online tutorials for it) Accessories and landscaping are what's going to really make this exterior what you want. a new door is easy enough to find. heck, I just found a bunch of them on Craigslist. people selling vintage wood mcm style doors. or just get a 4 glass panel door in it's raw state. you can refinish it, or paint it yourself. get some modern numbers, spray them if needed, attach them to a nice piece of finished wood and make your own placque get some decent looking exterior lightes. spruce up the front porch area and flower beds. Look at modern style front yards and see what you can replicate w/yours. (and yes, if you can swing, get rid of that box! )