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To me your house looks more modern than craftsman, and I think aluminum windows would be a fine match. That said, I'm a fan of fiberglass, as well (it's what we're using). If you don't like the look of the Marvin, perhaps check out the new Kobe fiberglass option.

what if you added some gable truss accents? (all diff styles, sizes and colors) tried to photoshop two for you This one is Urbane bronze trim w/the dark gutters. this brick is shoji white, but you get the idea of how it would look. I like the natural wood accents and think a few trusses might look nice on yours. This is stone, but just to show what a dark trim resembles. your roof is lighter, so you'd use the bronze tones instead of this black Creamier trim w/charcoal gray siding are these the color gutters you like? if you want a lighter gray trim like this one try modern gray w/this darker bronze on the accents. or do modern gray on the siding, and urbane bronze on the fascia trim and gutters Your pic is really small, but I tried to photoshop urbane bronze on your siding. Why not get some paint samples and try them out to see what you like?

I would suggest taking down the shutters too. However, I would take one down now and see how it's attached and what the brick looks like behind it. If those have been there for a while, there might be a bit of a color difference behind them. If not, then great- you can just proceed on. If there is, you might need to consider keeping them or maybe needing to wash the brick. If so, you want to do that before you start painting the trim on that side. Remove the evergreen on the left. It's likely grown past the point of trimming back into a nice size and shape by now. Not sure about the tree on the right- is that a little maple type or something else? But some colorful plants in that bed and a new border on it wouldn't hurt. Not stone, maybe landscaping brick that reflects the house brick more nicely. Perhaps a skim coat on the sidewalk to freshen it up. And a border of that landscaping brick sunk flush into the ground around the outside edge of the sidewalk to really finish it off. Different light fixtures over the garage doors. Right now they work with the brick and shutters, but not so much compliments the garage doors. I too think cedar would be handsome. I would need to see what the house looked like without the shutters before deciding what to do about the door. But a light fixture change to go along with the ones above the garage doors. Perhaps a bit of a roof/awing bit over the door? Not a big something, but like the little half circle ones. A step worth of shelter at the door, not obsuring the transom at the top.