If I put in top search box "tutor in photos", I get the following: cream with medium taupe trim, cream with brown trim, light gray with brown trim, light gray with medium gray trim, medium teal with cream trim. If this were my house, I would paint the garage door very similar to the main panels of the house, so the garage door doesn't seem so prominent.

https://www.houzz.com/photos/query/tutor/nqrwns

You’d probably get more results if you put in ’Tudor’. https://www.houzz.com/photos/query/Tudor/nqrwns

That said, apart from the stuck on wood strips, the rest of the building, such as the roof pitch and extent, the deep eaves and the height, is more reminiscent of an Alpine chalet than a Tudor building, especially given the conifers around it.

I agree! I will change the heading and include that description of the house.

I see a more modern style home. I would "de-Tudor" it by removing the timbers and redo the stucco. Shingles look gray so gray tones on the stucco could work. If timbers are removed then you could go more modern with the garage and front door. No shutters (inappropriate for casement windows), and no pergola over garage (clutters the look of the area and draws more attention to an already garage forward house). Right now, if all you're looking to do is something to the garage and front doors I would paint the garage door the same color as the stucco or the trim and the door a brighter color that works with the stucco, maybe a rusty orange.

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Do you have a closer picture of the front door?

I would paint the garage door the color of the trim. I would remove the white fence by the front door.

Add a panel of windows to the garage.

I would go with existing color

As for future I would go with warm whit/off-white/ivory

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There are some 1970s and 1980s Tudor style homes near me and I always admire the ones where the trim work is visible but subtle. With your light gray roof, I'd opt for a light body and only slightly darker taupe trim. This is an example I found online. Sorry I don't have Celerygirl's skills!

I'd trim the tree that is overhanging the house to protect the roof and siding and make sure animals can't cross over.

Garage doors with windows help the look when they are up front. Double width carriage style doors do exist.

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I would paint body of house a fairly light cool gray and do the trim in dark charcoal. A decorative garage door with windows and some similar trim, painted to match house would be attractive. House appears to be a split or tri-level, when was it built?

Oooh!! We like this! Maybe this is a more modern style house.

I like it modern more.

Ooh if you have the budget for a more substantial redo, B F's suggestion looks fantastic!

Nice house. Like your front door and the entry you've created.

Would not add shutters to any windows.

it is the contrasting trim, even without steep roof lines, suggests the Tudor vibe.

The two story roof being extended over the entry suggests the Chalet vibe -- but it also could be a more modern or even a mid-century modern vibe without the contrasting trim.

Would want the entire house one color -- no contrasting trim color and no contrasting garage door color.

That said, IF you want your front entry to be m ore dominant, painting the entry porch ceiling and the walls beneath it and the porch post a different color -- or different shade of the same color -- as the siding could help make your entry the focal point of the front of the house.

While my preference would be to have the siding and garage door all one color, it is your home and your preference must apply: Do you like/want the Tudor or look? If so, then you should keep it -- perhaps even do a bit of research on the look and enhance it.

About the garage door and two windows above. The reason for my one color preference is about the two eyes/mouth visual ... pareidolia ... that others may not "see ".

https://old.reddit.com/r/Pareidolia/

Would want to keep the fascia the same color (darker shade) as the roof color and if the roof color changes, change the fascia color, too.

Do let us know how it turns out.

We don’t love the Tudor’ish look because it really isn’t fully a Tudor style house but a mix of a few styles it seems. I wonder if it would be difficult to remove those trim pieces on the garage face. The eye/mouth visual is what I see each time I look at the house! LOL! We should make a Frankenstein or silly pumpkin face next Halloween if we haven’t changed anything by then. ;) For now, the next step might be to at least paint the garage door the same color as the darker trim. I’ll let the new landscaping mature at bit before deciding on the next steps. Thank you for these ideas!