The first link isn't working for me. I like your color combination, but I think you need the fourth color. Without it, it's going to be a bit bland, though I like those three colors.

The green is a nice color for your front door - but totally wrong for the garage door. What it does on the garage door is make your garage the centerpiece of your home - so all of the attention is drawn to the garage where it doesn't belong. Normally, that is not where you want it - you want the focus to be on your front door, not the garage door. To make matters worse, your front door is completely hidden by its design on the side of your home. Paint the garage door a color that blends with the brick OR a tone close to a "wooden" garage door. I've seen excellent paint jobs for garage doors to look like wood - and poor jobs. Make sure your painter is experienced and shows you his work. You don't have enough room on your home for shutters. Wider trim would enhance your windows if you want to go in that direction but you can leave them the way they are now too. Definitely no to shutters. Once you have the garage door painted so it recedes (rather than jumps forward) turn that corner of the yard with the utilities into a garden area - and hide the meter and other utility items with an attractive L-shaped fence so you bring people from the front around the garden to your front door. You have many different garden styles - use one that works with your lifestyle. You could make this home a stunner with just a few inexpensive (cost effective) modifications :)

I have removed all shrubs in the front. The front door is set back and hard to see but same stain as the shutters. And the stone is the same on both sides of the garage. I have no idea of paint colors and was wondering if i should do a trim contrast? The gutters along the house match the shutters as well.

Although it doesn't show well in the photo, I get the impression the railing on your porch is way oversized. And the hedge below it needs to go. Painting all the vertical corner trim on your house white is boxing it in. It stops the eye and squares up all the different parts of your home's facade. I would also eliminate some of the white below the 2nd story windows and above the garage door. You could use some lanterns flanking the garage and front doors. They should be 1/3 the height of the front door in all locations. Have a professional limb up the tree. It is pretty but is overtaking your home's curb appeal. Can you get better pix of the porch and front door for us?