You just need more plants and their combinations.

Everyone wants a red front door. I have one, too, but I"m going to change it to either yellow or orange. Thing is, not just any shade of red is going to work with the brick tones. Test the colors before you commit. Painting doors is a pain so you want to do it only once.

Garage doors: Hard to keep those things from being so noticeable when they take up half of your facade. A color pulled out of the stone flanking them would make them blend in more. Again, test. A 2" sample in the store will look totally different in sunlight.

Hi terrabrazilis, Your house looks like something I would find in Toronto, Canada. I would suggest going with a grey / blue for both the front and garage door, as you will find it won't get outdated as quickly, and the dark color also compliments the asphalt driveway instead of making it stand out.

Love the grey, but, who would have thought that "grey" could undergo so many transformations depending on the time of day, clouds or not , artificial or natural light. I think I've found the perfect grey and then it morphs - what do you do?!

I really like the dark blue/grey color scheme. Window boxes on porch railing would look great with colorful flowers. To the left of your railing try hydrangea. Your home is beautiful have fun!

Hi All,

Thanks so much for all the suggestions. I'll try to Photoshop some of tehse ideas and see how it goes.

Dytecture - You're spot on. I do liv in the GTA area. :-)

Thanks again to all of you!

I would do the garage doors a soft gray to match the stone and keystone in the arches, so they blend in. The front door would work great in the dark grey-blue to emphasize it.

Because you see the front and garage doors at the same time, it's crucial to make the garage doors less dominant so the front door becomes the natural focal point.
Here's a link to a post on my blog about a baker's dozen mistakes to avoid when choosing a front door color. You'll also find a post on what color to paint the garage door.

http://sandyatsps.blogspot.com/2012/06/choosing-front-door-color-bakers-dozen.html