LOL, if you don't like the house numbers there you can put them next to or above the door itself, the main concern is having the house numbers visible from the street for emergency personnel such as the fire dept./police/paramedics etc. in order to find your house quickly and easily. If this were my home I would want to change the dormer if possible as you have stated, or paint it the same color as the roof in order to minimize it and hopefully make it recede visually. Fresh paint on the house and a new door color and possibly a matching storm door would be ideal. Also you may plant some new flowers and trees for better curb appeal when you are able to do so.

So you "bit the bullet" and made the plunge! You must be very happy to find the color working with everything. The color looks slightly warm which goes with the stonework, trim and kitchen cabinets. It is important the color was chosen in natural light which gives the true color (it can also be seen under a white florescent desk light) and goes with everything, when the light changes all the colors will still coordinate!

My client wanted a classic, yet lighter feminine feel to the fireplace lounge and dining room; our first project was to replace the heavy stone fireplace. The new fireplace was transformed with a concrete mantel and hearth detailed with beveled edging and a curved top by Old World Stoneworks. The Authentic Home Dove Grey paint color was custom made into a stain to adhere to the concrete surround and hearth and an opal colored metallic finish paint was applied for the final coat to give the fireplace a truly unique look. The sitting chairs on either side of the fireplace, the love seat and lamps were provided by the homeowner and fit perfectly in the space. The decorative wool and silk area rug defines the room and makes this sitting area the perfect place for entertaining.

I'm not an expert, but to me it looks like your portico is missing some pillars. Depending where you live, these could be beautiful wooden ones, more polished traditional looking ones with some mouldings, or something else all together. But I think something wide, substantial, and beautiful to the eye would look stunning. I would also consider adding light fixtures on either side of your door which match the style of your home. Add some flowers and voila! Perfection.