Thanks for the helpful suggestions y'all. Majority of the plants, trees etc. in the front of the house are either evergreen, or their spring blooms (dogwood included) are white. The peonies are pink. In the fall, one of the trees along the side of the house turns a beautiful red. We are drawn to earth tones, and green is unfortunately out as the houses one side of us are a different hue of green. We have already removed the bush by the garage and plan to remove the small tree blocking the porch (which the photo above makes me more eager to do).

Romabio won't change the amount of maintenance (none) that you do on your brick. And it doesn't help with the amount of maintenance (some) that you have to do on your trim. So, if you want a different colour brick, go for it. But if you're doing it for maintenance reasons, there's no gain. Depending on how the stucco areas are finished (using a masonry stain or painted with exterior latex) you might be able to re-stain. But if you have paint on there, you're kind of stuck with paint unless you decide to strip off or cover over perfectly good stucco. Regarding the bathroom (non) window, I'd use it as the backdrop to a focal point of my landscaping. An espaliered pear tree, classical statue or a fountain could work there and make the (non)window look intentional. Frame it with more plantings and it could be spectacular.

The garage doors look like black holes, particularly in the first picture. I don't think the eaves need to be painted brown, either. There is nothing wrong with the style of the garage doors, so you don't need to replace them. Paint them a lighter color. Just make sure you know what kind of surface you're painting and prepare it properly so the paint doesn't peel off in six months (this happened to someone I know who used a pro). See if you can find a color for the garage door and eaves that goes with the existing siding. That way you could save yourself from having to paint the siding. I am not 100% sure about the colors since photos can be deceptive, but maybe BM Waynesboro Taupe 1544 is worth a try.

Looks to me like the black trim and windows are too harsh in appearance with the stone & brick. I would consider a softer bronze paint color instead. See the paint and stain on this house below for an example of colors that could work on your home.