I think Hunter Green Trim would look nice. I would make the doors match the siding as close as possible.

Your roof is quite dominant and needs to be cohesive in your choices. Is it a cooler gray/brown? How would you describe it, it looks wet in your photos.
Can you add more photos of the rear deck? Will it have to be a solid stain color?
Are your windows a taupe color and will that remain unchanged?
Is there more brick?
Sage green comes to mind for your front door and sidelights, cover up all the white including the door window trim.

Black Watch would be dramatic in your wooded setting.

The dark green above suggested by kandrewspa is nice, below is another idea with white trim & black doors and accents. I just find the house lacks some detail so I added a pent roof wich gives dimension to the house and I suggest large black sconces next to each garage door. A few cedar or other evergreen bush along the house would also give more curb appeal as well as a new front and garage doors with windows. For the deck, I show one of Olympic's semi-transparent stains.

Kandrewspa, said exactly what I was going to say. Love the color of that door with your cedar.

Please consider a color other than the orange that is usually passed of as 'natural cedar' stain. No cedar is orange and it sticks out especially in such a pretty natural environment. A softer brown or warm grey would work much better. I know my opinion is unpopular based on the number of orange 'cedar' homes I see.

Is the pic you posted after the power washing?

With the roof color quite prominent, I, as @HALLETT & Co. suggested, would go with a gray stain.

I think it is more authentic (as cedar naturally fades to a gray tone).

As for trim, B.M. Racoon Fur could be a contender for garage doors and front door.

I agree with elcieg that if you're willing to stain the siding grey would be very nice and appropriate as mentioned since it becomes gray with age...

lisedv, what app or program did you use to make those mock ups? It's so helpful to see what it might look like!

Stain will look different on different types of wood, so if you can get a small tin of the colors you narrowed down to it would really be helpful given the investment and commitment. I also like a grey for your setting, but compare undertones and how light/dark you prefer and how they suit your roof.

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I copy the photo in PowerPoint and work from there.