You may want to try a more appropriate forum like Home Decorating.

Whether you keep thr stucco lighter ir go darker depends in the amount of contrast you want. Here’s some random SW historic colors that may or may not work: rockwood green, roycroft pewter, roycroft brass, rockwood sash green, rockwood dark red, rockwood shutter green, hammered silver, downing earth, sage green light, aurora brown, bunglehouse gray, roycroft brass, roycroft suede. As for the door, pick the other colors first. I’d probably go a little lighter or brighter on the door so it doesn’t get lost. And in the spring I’d add some colorful flowers and pots around the doors and in the flower boxes to complement. I also think the white gutters are too much of a contrast.

Here's a better view of siding placement on the front. the detached garage is to the right of the house with the same siding to be painted. (visible in backside photo)

Our landscaping company did our lighting. They had loads of options, but we kept it simple. All low voltage, with a large enough transformer that we can always add more. LED's integrated into the retaining wall, and stairs are set to come on at dusk.