Camel, may well be a great color, however, that stone is very dirty, and you might be surprised by the colors, once you have it power washed. I wouldnt attempt to pick any colors until the stone is clean.

I'm also guessing that the porch was not originally enclosed with windows and a door.

And of course there was no vinyl siding.

Some shade of pale warm gray

I don't know what color camel is but avoid beige.

I really appreciate the help! i was thinking of two different colors for the stucco and trim? i agree about there originally being no porch! i really don’t like the door!

I suspect, once that stone is cleaned, it will be considerably lighter, and may have a lot of cream color in it.

i agree about there originally being no porch! i really don’t like the door!

I would look into removing it.

Unfortunately the windows were replaced with inexpensive vinyl. What is missing is muntins. Are there any holes around the frame which would let you add some for this effect?

Choosing one color, for trim and any siding, will mask the vinyl look, work with the stone and bring back to life some Craftsman feel. So, I'm with you on a camel paint color...and do it all in one color. This is B.M. Camel Hair. It is a CSP color 285. You could give it a try.

I would look at this color for the house body.

More photos. i pressure washed the stone.

Still think the screened porch should be removed and use the dark color for the main body with a lighter trim color from the stone.

The house looks a bit dark, right now, otherwise, I would also suggest the darker color, but, think it may look a bit depressing, if its dark. I would go for that light cream color in your stones.

Craftsmen houses were meant to look like they were part of the environment.