Have you already purchased the house, or just thinking about it? I might beef up the contrast a bit.

Your photos don't enlarge so it is hard to see what's what here. Do I see a breezeway between the two sections of the building? What kind of windows do you have? Can they be painted? I think you need contrasting trim; maybe a color like Crisp Romaine. Is that yellow on the garage door and interior? Have you thought about staining the logs? Landscaping could use a tweak. The hedges need to go. I don't see much outdoor living space at ground level; patio, firepit, pond, wildflower garden...

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Consider toning down the stone with Limewash

I found a pic on Houzz of a log cabin with stone. Perhaps a green tin roof or painting the window frames green like the color recommended above. But I think your home is lovely.

Sorry. I was having trouble responding on the app. We own the home. Thanks for the color suggestion. I had considered a contrasting color, but I wasn't sure it would be enough. We have a large pond behind the house as well as a fire pit and pool. We would like to change the stain on the logs, but it would require glass blasting which is very expensive. I didn't know if there are some kind of accents or extra trim that could help break up some of the vast expanses of stone. Cheryl, we're waiting on some hail or wind damage so we can get a tin roof. :-)

Deco wants to paint everything crisp romaine. I like dark brown better on this house.

I like the look of your house, but I have to admit that I can't begin to guess which of your photos is supposed to be "the front"...

The stone can be stained dark to contrast the logs.

Use charcoal for all trim and windows

Have you considered having a landscape designer come in to look at your place? Your home is lovely, I think a designed garden to break up your facade is all that is needed.

One of my favorite lakeside homes with the Crisp Romaine as trim. Darken your logs, perhaps stain the stone darker to match them and then trim it in the green.