If you want your house to stand out, walk down your street to see what the most popular paint colors are. Pick a different color, such as the blue suggested by Lyn Nielson above.

One thing that makes a house look tired is overgrown landscaping blocking the windows. Consider moving the big palm trees and large shrub much farther from the house. Get a new landscaping plan that incorporates them in a new design.

What is your budget for changes? The applied squares are likely Styrofoam with stucco over, can easily removed by a stucco contractor. The columns could be replaced with wood, turned to square, stone, etc. just takes time and money! Any inspiration pictures?

Budget is open but unsure of what”makes sense” in the neighborhood. Glad to hear some thoughts which I really like.

Would definitely suggest rethinking the landscaping. The trees are obscuring the view of your house. How old is your roof. If the tiles are true terra cotta they will last for a very long time. So, replacing with a different color tile may not be desirable or even an option for you. So, if you are stuck with the white tile roof I might suggest a house paint color that will provide some contrast. I do like the color that Lyn Neilson suggested but would also suggest that you consider earth tones as well - maybe something in the reddish brown family in a light shade. Good luck!

I kind of like the white roof - do any other houses have it? Also, the roof color does not affect the temperature of the house. You have underlayment, decking, insulation etc that prevents heat transfer, so go with whatever color you want.

I think a revamp of the landscaping and hardscape would make a big impact, , along with landscape lighting.