What is it you don't like about the colors right now? Were you thinking of matching it more to the bricks?

The garden is lovely, not too much, not too little. The grass looks like it needs some help.

Be more specific so we can help you better.

The blue looks like a beautiful costal color to me, accented with the white. If you don't like the brick, you could white wash it to make it look more aged, but painting does require upkeep. The tree seems to be too close to the house and blocks that corner of the house. Could you add a gate to the white fence? ( two piece) Also adding white steps and a hand rail might be cute. We need more specifics about what you don't like!

I don't care for the blue and I don't like that in the front we have brick, shingles and stucco. We are getting rid of the lawn....slowly. I didn't want to do anything with the yard of garden until it is painted.

I must be missing the stucco.........is that behind the tree? If the blue area around everything but the aluminum siding is stucco, it's possible there was a problem with the wall/stucco behind it, and the prior owners covered it with the siding? I don't think the different textures/finishes are as noticeable to the outside world as they are to you.

If you don't like the blue, you could do a pale butter yellow or white, maybe grey, but anything else is going to clash with the brick colors. If you paint the house white, you'll probably want to paint the shutters a different color.

When dealing with stucco, neutrals are almost always best unless you go with extremely bright colors so that the texture disappears. You could try an olive beige on the stucco and siding. Then paint the shutters and door black. The black with really pop on the neutral background and both colors will compliment the white trim and natural brick tones nicely. This is literally a 3 minute photoshop job, but nothing is better than the visual :)

I'd paint stucco same as the siding.

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Something like Benjamin Moore, Misted Green would look great.