You have a cool mid century modern front door. With the brown roof, I would take the brick in a lighter warm neutral direction. Something like sw macadamia - so it echos a kind of camel / blond brick. http://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/find-and-explore-colors/paint-colors-by-family/SW6142-macadamia/

Use the lightest color on that card, moderate white - for the eaves and fascia - they are light now so one coat will make them harmonious. If you have trim between the brick and the windows, or if your windows are paintable, then use the same shade on the eaves, fascia, carport roof, and trim around the front door / windows.

I think I would take the shutters off to emphasize more modern lines. If you want to keep the two tone on the front door, I probably need a close up to give advice - maybe the shade between moderate white and macadamia where the white is, and navy for the now black trim. I would likely paint the whole thing a glossy dark teal blue - sherwin williams has a terrific nearly navy blue with some green undertone that will tie it back to the earth tones
sw riverway http://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/find-and-explore-colors/paint-colors-by-family/SW6222-riverway/
If you keep shutters, use the darkest shade on that card - still water

You can diy wrap the existing wrought iron columns with wood 2 x 8 so it looks like a wood post (use exterior treated fir) , trim it with 1 x 12 at the base and the top and paint it with a deeper shade on the macadamia card - the basket beige would look good. If you keep the iron, use oilrubbed bronze spray paint on it before you paint the rest - it will fall away from the eye if it is darker.

You might do some searches on contemporary landscape and see if you like it for inspiration when the planting season comes around. Congrats on your new home!