You can have all kinds of color combos. ;) My front door is brown stained mahogany wood. Side door to garage is painted a gray/brown like the garage doors. It is a metal door that had been previously painted with a wood look finish. The sun was too hard on the finish and it started to fade and peel. So we painted it. The basement door is also painted gray/brown to match the garage door next to it. The two back doors off of the screened porch (one is a 15 Lite single from the FR and the other a French combo from the M bedroom) are painted a tad darker than the color of my home's stucco walls and pergola. The door trim is the same, although they are incased in a lighter contrasting color of stucco. There is also a second garage entrance from the side of the house (also a 15 Lite single) that features the same color combo as the screened porch doors.

@cda1028, At that time we lived in Western Washington State. Our neighborhood was developed at the same time this home was and was very well built. At the time it was built, the developer left it very "tree infested" to draw buyers, I guess. In the 30-40 years thereafter, other developments were built around us removing many trees. When we bought the house we removed 4 of the 5 large firs on our property because we were on the top of a hill overlooking the bay and received forceful winds. To answer your questions, our H/O insurance rates went down after the large OLD evergreens were removed or blown over. At that time, about 15 years ago, tree removal was between $600. & $1000. dollars a tree, depending whether or not you wanted the roots bored out. We now, for the past 10 years, are living in sunny Arizona and don't miss the trees or rain at all. The landscape danger here is saguaro cacti dying from within and falling into sidewalks, houses and cars parked nearby. Believe me it happens often. They are just as dangerous as large evergreen trees. There are just some plants/trees, etc. that should be left out of the residential home landscape.

Yes, it looks great! I’m so happy you love it. It’s a color that will take on the color you want it to “lean into” (if that makes any sense). A bit of a Chameleon. We close on the house we are building in 3 weeks. I chose Agreeable Gray for it too. I’m hooked! Happy Happy New Year Monica!

I would also want my trim and my doors the same color.