Thanks for the response I checked the doors at clopay website they are impressive but couldn't find the sloution for my problem. The siding in the arch is very ugly and I want to change it thanks for the front door suggestion I will definitely consider painting it black

just wanted to note that whatever you do to that piece of curved siding over the garage door, there's a matching siding arch on an upper window that should probably be changed at the same time...

The easy solution in the arches and palladian is to put in stucco - have them give you a smooth troweled finish. You can paint it any color, but have them aim for something creamy off white / natural stone tone. The stone you have makes your home very formal and manor like. So, I think you want the "manor look" tongue and groove with hardware applied - paint grade finish is fine here

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Go simple and classic

Here are some painted ones that show why using the same color as your stone is important . .

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Thanks for the suggestion I was so focused on the arches
above the garage door that I didn't think of the window upstairs It makes sense
to change both of them same color and material. I have recently changed the
eaves and downspouts should I keep the same color (as the eaves and downspouts)
for the garage the arches and framing around the windows instead of introducing
third color. This color is in between stone and grout lines as you can see in
the pictures. Please help me in picking up the color. For the arches I am inclined towards stucco.
I need to know if anyone has an experience with stucco boards. Do they look the
same as stucco or looks cheap? please let me know as they are economical as
compared to hiring stucco people.

There are two problems with stucco boards. You have to add trim at the corners so you lose the stucco look, and getting the area "dry" / closed in properly for insulation purposes is pretty difficult. I'd say the stucco people are worth the trouble if only for having the area fully closed off. The difference in cost will come back to you in heating bills in one year ..