The house looks too anemic! The roof is pale gray, the brick, pale pink. There is no color! I agree with the other posters; a)paint the trim around the windows and eaves making them stand out, b)paint the front door in a strong color, which draws your eye to the entrance. At the moment the two large windows on the right of the photos grab your attention (at first I thought it was one window), c)painting some of the trim between those two windows will also help d)the carriage doors add interest, (with or without windows)as the current garage door looks flat and bland e)I second, putting lights on either side of garage door adds visual interest as well as being functional,(motion sensor lights are great for that location). I can't help thinking that a covered stoop would have been nice for the front door, especially in winter! The landscaping needs some evergreens to give color in winter. Consider having a landscaper just do a plan for you and purchase and plant as $$ allow.

you have a beautiful home! Yes, gutters the same as house color. no need to draw attention to them. You have alot of opportunity to highlight the fan above, and the entrance indention. the trim work around the windows screams to stand out. White dove sounds soft. I personally would go Ultra White on all the Trim and windows how about a light Blue in the alcove At least on the ceiling above the front door. ... and another blue for the door. Shutters light blue. for a change. wondering what State you are in. and what direction the house faces? Can you change up the porch railing? Go different from your neighborhood. you want to be noticed! Add a mix of color to the landscaping?

Ooh a nice moody dramatic kitchen. :) I'd consider instead painting all the white trim and doors. Perhaps a yellowy cream like the chairs seem to be and the yellow bit in the backsplash. If you do paint the cabinets, I think the same green that is on the walls but a little darker could be lovely. On the other hand, the cinnamon color goes so well with all your other elements in this room and the next. What about the island? If you do some green, and leave some wood, the island would go green, right?

the rendering came from our builder Ask them for some color renderings to help with your decision. It's just a few mouse clicks in the software they are using. And if it's an option, have them double the size of those columns.