Wow, that is a gorgeous space. You must be thrilled. I like the whole list of colors -- those are all really good options and maybe you should sample. I'd add one more to the list. You can snag the chip at Lowe's. It's Olympic's Blue Shamrock. Or, you can go the full spectrum route and get the full spectrum version of Blue Shamrock from Ellen Kennon. She calls it Aqua. Course it depends on the light, but Aqua would likely appear less colorful that the colors you've listed yet still be a color. Might be a good balance between the idea of color you started out with and where you are now. Truly, loving the new space. Well done! :) Here is a link that might be useful: Buy Full Spectrum Paint

Thanks for the replies so far, they definitely help. awm, correct, that is a one car garage door to the far left. I definitely think painting the doors all blue might be too much...but your second pic looks decent for sure. oly, yes, at least at this point (since they are so far into the job), the stone has to go all the way up to the top....not sure if it ever was an option to change that. As for the trim detail on that window....actually in pics I saw of other homes that were this model....it was all white, including above the window (where it's blue now). I'm not sure if they have to add a trim piece there still....or whether the pic of the house I saw just had it different there. I would just be concerned about that window having no white framing around it (if I painted it blue) whereas all my other windows on all sides of the house are trimmed in white/linen. The better choice might be to paint the area above the window white. I don't mind the garage doors standing out...but again, I want it to be for the right reasons....not because it's ugly. I think unless you have brown or tan on your house.....wood is always going to draw attention to the doors. I don't think that's bad....we see plenty of pics on Houzz of blue or gray houses with wood doors and they look great. The only wood doors I've seen that are ugly are non-carriage style ones with no windows. It just looks odd to have a big huge wood panel with nothing breaking it up....even if you have brown on your house. I did attach 2 pics of other houses with similar colors that I took yesterday (so in the same light). I just think the white is throwing people off because it's appearing so much brighter (I used one of those garage door manufacturer programs where you can upload a pic of your house and put their door on it). These pics give better visuals of what the white would look like in real life.

The garage door is clay. The trim is sand. Changing the siding, trim, facia, gutters etc is not in the budget so I have to choose windows that will go with what I have. In general, I love white, but would think I need something else on the house for it to relate to. Would bronze give it a nice pop? Thanks!

I agree the stone needs cleaning, however, the colors in the photos you just posted above, do not look good on your house. Makes house look like it is sitting on stilts. You need the darker color of the stone, so the house looks grounded, and not hanging in mid air. Your entrance needs to be lightened, so your door shows up better, and the garage door, needs to blend in with the rest of the house. The places below the upper windows really bother me a lot. . This is the first picture you have posted of the entire front of house. The browner color way at the top of the windows, doesnt look good either. It makes the house look like sections have been added on to the top of the previous section. It should be painted out to the green color too, so that the house looks like it all belongs together.