I'm not a fan of the gray with the warm brick. The undertones are off. I'd prefer to see a green or terra cotta or both of some sort here over a blue undertoned gray. What roofing material are you going for here? In a hot climate, a metal roof will more than pay you back in reduced cooling costs. The ribbing also provides a nice architectural interest. It is Energy Star compliant and may be eligible for a tax credit. If you go light on the roof, I'd want to go darker on the home, and vice versa. I like the hint of green in the Burnished Slate and would love to see that paired with a light olive toned green for your siding, and then a light cream for the trim. Or if you did something like the Cream for the roof, then a darker olive or terra cotta for the body and a brown for the trim could work. Or, if you're feeling more adventurous, we put the Terracotta Red as the roof with a warm tan siding and white trim. It's not completed yet, or I'd offer a pic. The site below lets you view various styles of homes with different color roofs to help you decide. The second house with the stone and tan siding with the Terracotta comes the closest, and it's what I would suggest for you. Here is a link that might be useful: Virtual Roofer

I would add some skirting under the deck, then paint the railings white to match the house trim (the siding color looks great in your tree filled lot). I think that weathered wood is what is dragging it down. If you don't want to paint the porch rails white, then stain them a color that refreshes them. Or paint them black! Look at the ideas for stone facing as a skirting. It would really provide a finished look. You don't have to use real stone...there are fake stone panels that would look good. Lattice can look really cheesy, but they even show some refined lattice panels that look great. Then improve your landscaping in front of the deck with some flowering and evergreen shrubs to minimize the look of the skirting. Here are some ideas for skirting on Pinterest...if you don't have an account, I think you have to open one to see the pics, but there are great ideas there. https://www.pinterest.com/explore/deck-skirting/?lp=true Red looks wonderful with the color of your siding, so I'd put some big pots of red geraniums (or maybe big red pots with colorful flowers) on the deck. You could add "window" boxes on the deck railing, too, filled with flowers. I think a colorful door would enhance the color of your siding (esp if you take care of the dull rails/porch) not make it more dull. I'm going to push red again, but almost any color of blue, some yellows, or BLACK would look stunning!

Thank you for your suggestions Patricia. There is a circular driveway that is hard to see from the picture we posted so I'm not sure how a walkway would work as it would have to cut across the driveway. We currently have asbestos shingles and have painted them 3 times over the last 20 years. I think they kind of make the house feel dated. The small windows are from our master bedroom redo 20 years ago. They were actually very modern looking when we put them in. I'm attaching a picture of how they look over our bed, but your right they do appear small from the outside.

Ignoring the large element on the right for now, the house is a Garrison Colonial with stripped-down Neo-Classical columns and pediment. Unless you're comfortable with the inherent architectural contradiction and since it would be virtually impossible to get rid of the second floor overhang, one solution would be to remove the pediment and columns, add the missing trim board at the bottom of the overhang, use a more interesting paint color on the upper part and possibly paint the brick. To add some interest to the roof you could add some dormers if the roof slopes enough to allow it. Perhaps the large element on the right including its trim could be painted dark color.