They look nice

thank you for your input! The landscaping was going to be my next question! You have great ideas! I

I'd paint them the house color but leave the windows white.

The porch steps are important to the curb appeal of your house. What would make them more appealing? White risers maybe?

Fluffy white flowers are a great idea too. Maybe a couple of hydrangeas?

One tree to the left of the front porch, and two more trees just to the right of the front right corner with basement windows. Plant them forward from the house to allow for their mature size. Then plant around the bases of the trees: native plants and flowers will require the least work. You need a walkway between the street and front porch, and another if you have a second area where visitors park.

I like them white!

You have some red already. If you like red, you can add a bit more. Almost any color will go nicely with your neutral palette, but don't use more than two accent colors. Add color in draperies, pillows or accessories.

The red chair should be moved to the right of the fireplace, away from the red wall above. Try the chaise in another place or in the master bedroom.

@Fellzlady, thank you for all your advice! I love your ideas! I think you might be responding on the wrong thread about the red chair. I don't want them to miss out on your expertise! :)

Don't add more stone, but do paint the low ceiling and the wall above it to match the wall visible behind the fireplace. It blends well with the stone and will help the fireplace look taller.

Your garage is looking like it owns the house. Go with your instinct - paint the garage doors in the house color (including the trim) and greatly play up he actual entrance with lighter colors and something bright,