Saybrook Sage is one of my favorite greens. Another Houzz poster painter her house and used these colors for accents.

I can see Newburyport Blue on your front door.

I think the above color choice would look great. (Saybrook sage)
Another option would be keeping the base color and painting doors and accents black. I think you might like the yellow a bit more.
Or you can do a simple white base. With any accent color. Black, pale blue, even the sage as an accent.
Cute house!!

I like that color but IMO a bit too dark so maybe the lighter one on the card IMO the biggest bang would be some MCM front doors with some glass and a MCM garge door ideally in the same style as the front door I would stay away from too many accent colors on this style of house BTW.

Great house and property. I just want that house to be white! Don't know why, but I can see white and then black accents.

Here are some inspirational photos.

SW Sage Green Light and Bolero

SW Rockwood Dark Green and Bolero

SW Clary Sage and Bolero

SW Roycroft Bronze Green and Yam

SW Anchors Aweigh and Butterfield

SW Alabaster and Izmir Purple

"I just want that house to be white! Don't know why, but I can see white and then black accents."

Flo, that was exactly what I was thinking. The reason is a ranch house in our neighborhood was recently done in white with some black accents. It looks great and really gives the house some life.

I love Saybrook Sage but can't help but think white (or soft white) with some black would look pretty great...and your roof is perfect for that, too.

It would look sharp and clean! What door color would you do?

What is a favorite color of yours? What is color inside you might want to borrow for outside?

I have tried several but black is my fav.

Hi Flo-

Thank you for your amazing mockups! What program did you use? The inside is painted all white with pops of color, our vibe is a mix of eclectic/ modern. I love Hermes Orange or a deep emerald or hunter green. The Parker Palm springs is my favorite place style wise.

I would paint glossy SW Tricorn Black. I also like just don’t prefer a yellow and a Robinsegg blue. Just think the black with black pots and repeating black is chic and updated. Whatever color you choose, repeat it with flower pots or a bench near front door.

You are quick! So with your interior in mind a pale yellow (yellows are tricky so when you find one you like if you go that way pick one shade lighter. Yellows are strong.

White for outside for sure. Your garage door is a good white. Try to match that. What direction does front face. That will impact your choice. BM Chantilly Lace is bright white. There are many choices. Thousands of whites. Actually, SW Base is a good clean white. Might want to try that.

Love the yellow door!

I would also recommend trimming or removing shrubs near front door and foundation. A modern bench at your entrance would make it special. Black hardware on doors. And new exterior lighting in black all bring a cohesive look.

SW Clary Sage and Bolero would be ka-pow and so much fun!

You have a beautiful home and I applaud you for choosing to plant natives!!! Theodore Payne Foundation nursery? Tree of Life?

We removed the all the plants and are getting rid of the ones in the pots! I agree and think a bench would be great, also Chantilly Lace is my favorite white!

Great! A couple pots with a few succulents in color of front door would help integrate color you choose for front doors. Yay! Chantilly Lace is a fav of mine too. It will be great outside too.

I meant pots the color you choose for front door! Not the plants. The total height of plant and pot should be just under half height off entry niche height.

Fresher imo isn't a muted green.... Did you like Flo's earlier post showing simple lines of low wood wall, etc. ?

I'll let it out if it's ok, that the tall tree isn't fresh -- looks ...tired. ;)

Maybe out aways from house, brightest succulents would draw the eye on toward the house... Firesticks can have subtle colors ok with light yellow...

is paint in bad condition? I ask cause seems other parts could be spent on.

Brick and current paint are both 'warm' --

could grey, etc... nice with creamy-type yellows?

grey slate at entry:

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.... not right next to the house: green, yellow and creamy white foliage develops coppery red tips in full sun.

Their photo shows tall blades with warm color edges.

https://www.monrovia.com/sunburst-aeonium.html

Here's Orange Cty river rock -- could consider near left of driveway // or on other side of yard, to extend the line created by the rooms that extend out...

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If warm reds is good, can repeat with near-hue colors. Pretty grass grass in deep pink hue is a 'Muhlenbergia capillaris' (common name: gulf muhly)

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I suppose it's a renovation, and a bit too many different materials imo -- if yours were white... soft teal door, some wood, larger window or two -

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I would do Greek Villa for the house, windows trim and Whirlpool for the doors. And the little one, how sweet!

Lights used: https://www.oldcalifornia.com/Spring-Street/

. Add copper lights to the sides of the garage door and above the front door.

K., would you explain your post: "The Parker Palm springs is my favorite place style wise." I've been to Palm Springs but idk.

I googled it, and wow !

https://www.parkerpalmsprings.com/rooms