Whichever color you pick should also be present in the stone part of your facade which is a substantial part of the facade. While it's sometimes hard to know how something looks in person when looking at it on a computer, I don't see how any of the colors you're showing are present in the stone. They all look too blue.

I sgree, i’d choose a warmer mid tone that meshes with your stone. the mortar appears almost pink and the blue-greys would emphasize that i think.

^^I think you will have to go warmer than you think to work with the stone - there can be a "green bounce" from the yard (it turned the griege paint I was considering fairly purple) - make sure to do large swatches with your final contenders

Good looking house!

This house is similar to yours, although the stone is white. They painted their Hardie Board Sherwin Williams Agreeable Gray.

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Narrow your choice down before you sample. Paint foam core boards so you can move samples from place to place. Also try not to look at two colors at the same time. Let the color stand on its own.

One of their earthy colors is warm whisky, which I think will work with the new dark roof and the stone.

While you are at it, consider changing the front door to a style that is modern.

You have stone that is warm toned, I would not recommend cool colors. Go with a cream, warm taupe or warm gray.

No blue tones - If I were you I'd look at SW Agreeable Gray or maybe Alpaca. Earl Gray would be nice as well if you want to go darker. Check out Maria Killam color advisor on FB or on YouTube for some tips about picking paint colors.

IMO you're not even in the zip code for the color on the house. Either select a color that correlates with the roof or the stone.