I would redo it with a bigger focus on the future roof than the one you have now. I’d paint the siding white and the brick I would white wash. And paint the front door black

Kiimela, it just depends on how white you want the white. Alabaster and greek villa are warmer whites that lean a little yellow. make sure to get some samples and bring them home. I did these three on my home, with the Swiss Coffee (Behr) on my stucco. See how dull the swiss coffee looks against a bright white? But,,, this is how bright the white turned out on the stucco! Also have a rental house w/Swiss Coffee and black trim. (Behr colors) It's a nice combo. consider getting a new front door though. if you must keep yours, paint the entire door and side lites black or red. I'd prob just go w/Pure White if you're picking SW colors, for your place. Paired here w/Hale Navy, both of those would look nice. Or do the charcoal. just do a dark color for the trim against the white

I'd go a nice crisp white and redo the landscaping with lots of lush greenery. Black door. Remove the shutters. White railing in front and maybe add thicker, square columns on the porch.

We have been trying to find a new exterior paint color ourselves which is currently similar to yours but we are in the Portland area so lots of dark green trees in the landscape as foliage compared to where you live. I thought we wanted something more green but after driving around and looking at hundreds of homes in this area we concluded that a lot of the green houses around here look sort of unnatural because they are clashing with the endlessly green Pacific Northwest landscape and when they are close to the same color as the background foliage but slightly different it looks off somehow. I think green is one of the hardest colors to get right on a house. The sage greens with lots of grey seem to look the best around here with our foliage and oven overcast light. So we are now going with a navy gray (Newburyport Blue) which complements our surrounding trees better and are now trying to find the perfect creamy white trim (see my other post). Of your choices I like the Iron Mountain with the crisp white trim. A lot of homes in our area are going with darker neutral colors of gray and charcoal for the body with white trim and it looks very crip and modern compared to the endless combinations of gray/beige/griege with only slightly lighter gray/beige/griege trim that these houses were all painted in the early 2000s.