Hi there - thank you for posting! For some added curb appeal, definitely update the color of the garage, front door and two peaks in the front. Make the peaks a fresh, bright white like PPG's Delicate White. The front door and garage door would benefit from a nice, rich navy/gray - like PPG's Silver Blueberry. Best, Meghan

I'm no expert but I think you're right, you probably want to keep the garage door matched closely to the brick around it so you don't highlight the garage. I think the bright white on the front door looks nice but maybe to make to stand out more a different color would be fun, but yeah, not red, lol! Ok, I'm no help but hopefully my comment will bump it up.

Wow how beautiful! If it weren't for the ladder I would swear this is computer imagery. Good job. Is that water in the back? If so go for blue. The door color should fit the surroundings too. Skip the shutters, the facade is so nice and clean and contemporary.

I ran across your other post asking for help with stain colors, and was going to encourage you to not go too dark on the stain, but I see you’ve already swung into action! I was also going to suggest getting a carpenter to cut the semicircle glass areas in the door in a more rectangular shape to update it. The reds on the doors do look good with the deep brown, but I’ve always liked grey-greens with browns. Something like in the photo below (the roof in the pic looks similar to your siding stain so you can see how it would look). You could paint your window, door and garage door trim in a black like in the picture to make them stand out a bit more (something like SW Iron Ore). Normally in an 80’s house like this, I’d recommend trim same color as siding, but a really dark stain tends to obliterate the windows, so a bit of delineation around them might help. If the grey-green is too bold, I’d go with a lighter tan. Or paint the garage doors same as the siding and choose some other fun color on the front door.