Check out this article. It will answer all questions you have. It has a lot of useful tips and advice. The article describes how to match front door color with siding, exterior, flooring and also with hallway interior.

Actually, I like the classic burgundy too, especially if you are going to tie that in with your plantings. Your house is just beautiful, beautiful. What it could teach those ugly, fugly mcmansions we see so much here!! With the classic burgundy door you could add in some perennials and annuals with some red and or pink, interpersed in and around and in front of those rounded bushes. That would give you some more variety and interest. Maybe even a tree with some red foliage. A Japanese maple? There are some dwarf types if you don't want a tall one and that would give you some dappled light and a bit of privacy in your public rooms in the front of the house. We have some very talented landscape artists on Houzz, why not ask for some suggestions? Of course, you didn't ask me either, but hey, that is what you get on Houzz, unsolicited advice, isn't it? But it is all done with the best of intentions!

Hko hko- very nice! I looked up the birdseye maple, really nice, thank you. To all, i really do love this house and have made some good choices on color combos and some mistakes on color combos. I will also look at the bungalow colors you suggested. We just got a new roof and i had picked the black, which at first seemed too dark but now growing on me, ok, didn’t have a choice, done and done. That’s when i realized everything els needed a fresh application. Thanks again to all for your expert opinions, always a joy!!!!! Just added a huge square white antique bird cage to the front porch. More flowers to come...

@donnab63 That’s a nice neutral roof. I asked because I see some roof choices that will make a big difference in what other colors can be used. For instance, someone in my neighborhood just put a dark green roof on their white house. They also painted the shutters and door to match the roof, so I think they really like green! Which is fine, of course, but if someday they decide they’d prefer a red door they might wish the roof was a neutral gray. I like the purples you’ve listed, but I see others are suggesting bright would be better. It’s hard to make a decision like this from a picture online, so you’ll ultimately have to pick what you think looks best in person. I’m sure whatever you pick will add a nice accent to your pretty house.