If you want to keep the green trim, you could paint the white part a pale sage green. You already have a complementary color scheme, and so that limits you to red + green, or you could switch to a split complementary scheme, but that would probably get too busy. If you get rid of the green trim, then you have more options. The green part could be painted black or gray instead of white and still have more options.

The color consultant didnt take your brick and roof into consideration when she/he looked at your house. I love the color they picked but, not on your house. Take a good hard look at your brick, keeping your roof color in mind and pick out a color from your brick, and try a sample of that on your house. I wouldnt do the corbels, because your house isnt a craftsman, and they just wouldnt look right. However, I do think your choice of new door is much better than what you have now. The door you have, just does not seem to fit the house. You have a very nice house.

So much to consider when selecting exterior paint for our home: garage, the connecting walkway, the brick, and deck on the back. Need, main color, trim and doors If have specific color choices and brand, I'd appreciate it. Offering tone or color families will not help my inability to select paint colors. I'm thinking Muted Sage or Wooland Sage from Behr but lost for trim and doors.

Thanks for your suggestions. So what do you think about a trim color? I would like to go with something other than the matching green for the roof.