Try posting on the discussion area and you'll get more responses. This is the gallery -- you know, like an art gallery. :) Here is a link that might be useful: Decor Discussion forum

I would consider something in either a shade of blue that you could distinctly tell is blue (pianolady007 has a really good point) from the street. Or another color but definitely a 'color'. I don't care for th ewhite because it looks to 'choppy' w/ the dark trim, medium tone house and white window casings. Any chance you can beef up the door surround trim to really make the door a focal point? right now it seems to hold the sme importance as the windows and I always think that your door should be the primary focal point.

Hey don't feel bad about "wimping out." Sherwin Williams Sea Salt looks like a nice color https://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/find-and-explore-colors/paint-colors-by-family/SW6204-sea-salt#/6204/?s=coordinatingColors&p=PS0 FWIW, I once painted my home office a dark purple. When I painted the third wall, it felt like the walls were closing in on me (like Disney's Haunted Manson ride). Ag! I learned, the hard way, that looking at one wall of an inspo picture is different than having the color on all 4 walls. I repainted a lavender color. Ah. Can't wait to see your pics!

It's your office; standing desk and w/multiple displays, it would seem you spend a decent amount of time there. Also good that it looks as tho you do not need a window covering: Good, don't put anything on the window to hide the view [or light]. If it were my space, I wouldn't give two hoots about painting a certain color because of the smallness of the room, nor necessarily care what the existing paint color is. I would paint this room that I use, the color(s) I like. Period. As others have suggested, do consider the ceiling as a paint-able surface, where color can be used. Screw always-white ceilings; I don't buy that premise. Boring, trite and predictable. Not saying white shouldn't be a choice, just that white shouldn't be an assumed choice. Since it IS a small room, and it IS your (private) office [versus guest room or living room], why not consider something crazy, like painting all four walls different colors? I know...outlandish. Or highlighting the window trim, since the outdoor scenery should be made a focal point. As leslie said, why not be facing the view as you work! I just think sometimes it's worth it to step outside of the normal boring box. Make it something un-boring and Fun.