I was think a gray like Storm would look good. But when I saw Etiquette, I thought that would be perfect. These are Benjamin Moore colors.

The very light color bracketed by the very dark color doesn't appeal to me. If you're not going to change the very dark color, I would prefer Storm or similar mid-tone gray in the middle and a red front door. Almost any bright color would work for the front door with these neutrals. The current dark color blends with the bay window section and doesn't draw any attention to the entry.

Good idea about the front door color, you are so right. It is the light beige that I am looking to change, not the dark color brick.

Some white?

If you can't afford the cedar siding, how about a terra cotta/copper color paint? Goodbye bland, and makes for a great mid-century look.

@vinnie56 That is a great idea. I really like the terra cotta suggestion. Maybe another slighter darker variant for the door. I was originally thinking g white but that sample you showed telly changed my mind. What program do you use to do that so em quickly? Thanks!

It appears the brick has been painted? In any case, I would match the color of the brick for the siding, so the house appears as one house. The division of colors, makes it look like two houses put together. One color, will make it cohesive.

How about this?