Beautiful house but it definitely could use a little color. I think that something in a brick red would accent the beautiful brick chimney. If you're not a fan of red a smoky bluish gray in a medium tone I think would go beautifully with the landscape. I would also paint the front door a vibrant, or atleast a darker color. It gets a little bit lost in background.

My wife picked out Benjamin Moore Cream Froth and Benjamin Moore Bare for our Neutral Colored Babies Room. Any Help Would Be Greatly Appreciated...... Thanks!

Your floors are brown--your cabinets are brown so don't add a brown backsplash. Keep the backsplash lighter than your cabinets and floor. This is a good location for knobs on doors.

Go from hideous to gorgeous - Any time you go mono-color on a deep saturated color you can get into trouble. Smileyface2013 and Actonedesigns have the right idea, mixing in some complimentary trim colors. Stick with what you like, not what you ended up with. You were attracted to the green on a small sample. When you painted the entire structure, the color deepened itself (reflects off of itself) and overwhelmed you. Lighten up on the body color but from the same sample strip to get the color you originally wanted, then add your complimentary colors for trim. All the fussing takes more work but you will appreciate it in the long run and so will your neighbors.