This should have been decided long ago and where exctly is the stone being applied? I really dislike stone just stuck on a house IMO stone should always look like part of the structure so only added where real stone would have been needed I need to see the entry much closer and why was that other door not put around the side/ Not familiar with "mandoors" but that one reallt takes awy from the front of the house but then so does the giant garage that looks bigger than the house. Back to the stone where are the drawings from the architect for the exterior?and honestly do you need the driveway past the garage door landscping is going to be a big part of the curb appeal and driveways are rarely attractive as part of landscaping

Thank you for your prompt reply Patricia. The stone is being applied to the right and left side of the overhead garage door and surrounding the large great room window. At this point it would be very cost prohibitive to relocate the garage man door to the side and from a functional perspective it’s current location has worked just right for our needs. The architectural drawings do indicate stone in the areas I mentioned. In consideration of the property width we were unable to come up with an alternative access to the detached shop other than the driveway alongside the attached garage. The stone decision was delayed due to a very unexpected medical emergency.
Again, thank you for your input and I welcome suggestions from others.

I think you should paint the man door and its trim to match the Cobblestone siding color.

James Hardie is a good source for inspiration for how to accent their siding. This is from their Instagram. - they identify the siding color as Cobblestone and don't identify the stone.

What Eldorado stone is being used? Did I miss that info? Best on the market.

Thank you Barncatz for your tips!
BeverlyFLADeziner. I do not have a stone picked out yet and am looking for suggestions! Thank you.

Eliminate the stone. It has been designate (not designed) in such a way that it is fake and will look fake. Stone should be used where it structurally makes sense for stone to be used, and NOT as if it were paint. Without the stone the design will be less complex and honest.

Paint the man door the same color as the siding. It should disappear to everyone but you.

is this the look your're going for?

I think the cobble may be a bit 'heavy' looking for your house.

what about the more streamlined stack stone or something similar to above?

I photoshopped a nice front door in black (but you could do urbane bronze) and gave you white man door, (that you would match to your siding color) and the stone that I copied from the first picture.

same but w/a black man door