Here is another photo of the front. Sorry for the blurry pic!

I would do a dark gray black or dark midnight blue black to the lawn chairs. And paint the roofline siding above the brick the same colour. Bring 3-4 samples home try them in different light for a week, observe in from near and far. Good luck.

I like black doors.

I also say black or navy.

What door do you want people to use? I would paint the primary door a color (yellow, purple, whatever) and paint the second door the putty trim color.

For me it would be dark chocolate for the door furthest from the walkway, and a cheery blue for the front door

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By the way, I think your lawn chairs would look better on the lawn. Seriously!

I don’t know if the door furthest from the walkway leads to a kitchen, but if it does, and that is where you bring out snacks and drinks, I would move the chairs and small table to nearer that that walk way, on the grass itself, and face them more conversationally, and a bit roomier. One chair angled to more face the front door. I might also buy one of these to more enjoy the space. They are very inexpensive and come in 9 colors. Make yourselves at home!

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My front door has been marigold for years. I love it! Never tire of it. It really pops!

Lots of options for you and black would go nicely with all of your outdoor items. Here are some other options that would work depending on the pop that works for you. 😁

Minus cavern clay that is too close to the brick sorry

With the light grey siding and wood garage doors, brick and roof, I would keep to an earthy warm grey.

Rather than a bold color, add interest with a large urn, that you change seasonally

it may be the shadows but I would lighten your wood doors as well

Make your inside feel nice and homey first. Then you will feel more competent to select your outside colors and detail to go with your cozy interior.