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Go to your local BM or SW paint store and pick up a bunch of paint chips in a range of taupe-y colors. Narrow down to 4 and then order larger samples from samplize.com.

I like the blue that you have, however, I would like to see those big bushes removed or cut way down, because, they block your house and also make it all look off centered. Could the inside panels on the fence be painted to match the house , rather than the tan, they are now?

Two possibilities because you have four large visual areas: gray roof, blue siding, tan/white fence, green lawn. That's too choppy. So:

--I like the blue as well. Paint the entirefence white. Add a bright colored door in yellow, red, or salmon

Note the great landscaping that showcases this house. Trim your bushes down to windowsill level and start thinking about some landscaping plans to showcase your lovely blue house.

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--Paint house same tan to match fence so the focus is on the house, not on the fence.(Usually you get a fence to match the house not the other way around.)

I would paint all the timbers and trim the deep taupey gray color and paint the stucco a soft gray color. NOT WHITE. Those bushes need to be cut back severely!!!

Select a lantern with brackets for over the door instead of the security light fixture.

Here are other Tudor style homes that are painted with similar color schemes.

SW Virtual Taupe would be a rich option. Brighter outdoors than the sample reads.

Thanks so much for the illustrations! Interesting that the color you chose was what my house originally looked like!

Many thanks to all that posted! I will get a pro gardener put here to cut and shape those bushes. My general gardener has done an awful job maintaining them! I’m leaning toward Blue and painting the vinyl fence white. I will put a white awning in the front too, to protect the French doors. The house was built in 1927 and I am working very hard to preserve it. ❤️

Be aware that the bushes have gotten so out of control in size, that once cut, severely back, they may look awful, and need to be removed, and that may be the best thing. Your Pro gardener may recommend that.

Adorable house. A lighter blue may be nice and definitely the fence shoild be all white. A awning will add s nice vibe. Enjoy!!

Tudor style homes are typically not a color other than an earthtone.

Warm off-white, beite/tan/taupe would work good.