Shutters won't work because your windows on the left are too close together. I'd do a lighter blue, so your dark windows will stand out and to coordinate better with your brown roof. Paint your garage door to match.

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This is just my opinion and you know what people say about that- I have lived in three different cities and have never understood painting exteriors blue. Unless it’s a beach house (and even then) there are so many different attractive colors. Blue to me never looks natural and stands out not in a good way. Also, your roof appears to be a lighter brown. I’m not sure blue is the best choice for it. I would try something more compatible with nature. If you want color I would suggest a medium to dark green.

I love blue houses. I think they look great. If find the beiges and grays to be utterly dreary. My house is blue. It had been battleship gray (I'm sure the paint company had a more appealing name) and when we painted it, it was such a transformation. In fact, many of the houses on my street have gone blue. Different shades. I've joked we should change the name of the street to blueberry lane. The change to blue was a plus for all the houses, including the one with a brown roof.

@sigrid I figured no shutters. That brown roof may be a deterrent. There was a home in a very affluent neighborhood that was decorated "home of the year" by their city beautification club. Navy Blue (almost a charcoal grey/blue) white trim around windows with the inside trim black. The front door is raspberry pink. Absolutely stunning. Definitely getting some small trees and perennials for curb appeal

Claudine, I was also thinking of the Shewin Williams new Pewter Green. Lovely.  

That’s a beautiful color. That would look great with a rich wood color garage door. It would also be stunning with copper color light fixtures/door hardware. You could pop a color for the front door or a wooden color with a basket of seasonal flowers would be stunning with that color. I could see pinks in spring, lime green hydrangeas in summer, sunflowers, autumn leaves, and pink and red poinsettias in winter.

@Claudianne that's a stunning vision. I am leaning more towards the pewter green. Sunflowers for sure. Lots of perennials.

@Claudianne with a door in SW brick or cavern clay. Wood garage door.

Yes those would be great. You could really go with any color with pewter. A dark coral would be nice too if you wanted to bring in a little pink.

That color is wonderful! Look at how it looks with the purple and white plants and creamy white trim on this house.

Olychick! That copper trim too. I am leaning more and more towards this. It has a grey cast to it so it doesn't come off as green.