On my monitor it is tough to tell - is your roof grey or black? I just painted the exterior of my house a greyish taupe color (we have a black roof) - it was tough to get it right! The only way I could see what the color was actually like was to paint 2 ft by 2 ft swatches on the side of the house and watch how they changed during the day (my favorite grey became a not so pretty lavender in morning sun!). Many of my other favs turned too green for me once they were all subjected to the green bounce of the landscaping. I think an earthy grey would look great on your house - it is a beautiful home! I would agree with the other posters that the stairs are very neutral and will blend if you are going with a warm neutral. Good luck! (if you need more help, check out the color expert Shannon on the Certapro site - she gave me my house colors for free :-), and it didn;t matter that certapro was not painting my house)

As noted earlier, the green just draws more attention. I would: 1) Remove the shutters from the double windows. 2) Paint all the trim and garage doors a nice medium taupe. Don't paint the garage doors a different color as it draws more attention to them. 3) Paint the shutters, maybe a darker tone of the trim. 4) Paint the front door. A black door with taupe trim/shutters would be very striking. If you're interested in seeing some virtual makeovers of your home, check out my website, Creative Visual Concepts. I can show you how these and other changes to your home could look.

Wouldn't change the brick for the same reason indicated by eld6161 . Would trim the shrubs encroaching upon the step railing. Instead of altering the brick, draw more attention to the front entry -- door and surrounding area -- by enhancing that area and, perhaps, include facing the front steps ... adding the same facing to the walls on each side of the garage door. https://www.google.com/search?q=facing+vertical+risers+of+front+steps&client=firefox-b-1-d&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjA0fPxtpnrAhUywlkKHfr5BEsQ_AUoAnoECA0QBA&biw=1366&bih=654#imgrc=CKVFv5RKZc29nM You could paint the front doors the darkest gray color from within the gray brick and add a kick plate to each -- then compliment that with a pair of lights in the same metal finish as the kickplate. Add the house number using the same metal finish -- either on the porch post or on a lamp post at the base of the steps, also in the same metal finish. You could add a pair of solar lights atop posts at the bottom of the steps and/or a light post at the end of the sidewalk.

Yours is one of the better looking and nicely designed exteriors that I've seen on Houzz. I like the composition, scale and proportion. If you want to keep shutters on your home I would suggest replacing what you have with appropriately sized operable shutters. It's a bit hard to see in the photo but if your door and sidelights have 80's decorative glass I might consider replacing to update the look. You might even consider replacing the door and sidelights with double entry doors. I would suggest looking at your landscaping - especially thinning out some of the shrubs in front of the porch. Just to say again - you have a lovely home!