I like Gauntlet Gray. Wait until the house is painted to decide on the front door.

You should take large samples of those colors and look at them next to your stone, that’s the deciding factor

with your house, Gauntlet Gray. It will compliment the stone better than the darker Iron Ore

Gauntlet Gray. With just one post, I'd paint it the same color as your trim. The door could be stained wood or a different painted color.

@Malcolm @calidesign Gauntlet Gray it is. Thank you. However I do have couple follow up questions. Should I go with same color on Garage? All over gauntlet gray, with white trim, white windows, white post and stained door? If I do front door as white, would that be too much?

With the gauntlet gray on the siding, and white on the trim, windows, and post, I'd keep the garage doors white. I think the contrast would be nice since they are surrounded by the stone, but the gauntlet gray could also work. I'd order them in white and you can decide when they're installed. You could use white on the front door, but I think that would look really bland. I'd either choose a stained finish or pick a color you like so it becomes a focal point. Red, blue, or black could work. You never said what color your roof was. Hopefully it's a dark charcoal, darker than the gauntlet gray?

I would pick the Iron Ore. Grey houses will soon be the beige/tan house that has been around FOREVER. Be bold and do something totally different

I agree - iron ore. I think you need a little contrast so the stone will stand out.

@Melissa R@gigi121 If Iron Ore, do you think keeping all Iron ore (including garage, fascia, soffit) but the front door and windows as white will look good? If not which color to choose for front door? Not sure if garage doors as white will make the house look small.

Your home design is already chopped up by different materials, the direction of the siding, and all the roof angles. I think the dark color has too much contrast to the stone and would make it look too busy.