Ohh that’s nice! Is this your house?

I like what you have now but it looks like a different color in each picture. Is it a gray-green? It doesn't look too dark, either. Does it look different in person? Do you not want to lean green or gray?

It’s a blue gray. Wanting a change

I lean towards sage with the white windows and maybe brick red for the door as in the example.

OR maybe a bit darker

For lighter, you might look at SW Repose Gray.

I like the natural almond or a color close to that. You could do a dark color on the gabel to blend with the roof and on the bay.

jck mentioned sage with white that can be really nice. This SW Oyster Bay might be an option. You likely already know colors can really lighten up on the exterior.

I do not like almond and white together but I lke the color you have but understand the need for change so I am in th sage camp and then LANDSCAPING big time and at some time an actual driveway even just gravel but framed on the sides to keep it contained I add gravel about every 4-5 yeras to ours works great the trees get water since the gravel lets the water run into the soil

Thoughts?

Really hard to judge from those. I’d want some contrast with the white windows/trim so maybe one of the bottom two. You need to get sample cans of paint for testing on all sides of the house. Another option is to order swatches from samplize.com. Their peel and stick swatches are much larger and made with the actual paint vs computer. Big help when we were deciding on exterior colors…along with sample cans.

These are sample swatches peel and stick. I just taped them

Down to three colours. Crushed ice. Alabaster , repose gray. I am going to get a sage sample today. Any thoughts on these @patriciacolwellconsulting?

Pics

Sorry, they looked small compared to the peel and stick I got. I might go with the darker one (Repose Gray?) for contrast with your white. It’s also a warm gray and a nice choice with your roof color, at least from what my screen shows. I would be interested in a sage. This is SW Oyster Bay that another posted shared here recently. Just my opinion but I think you’re smart to keep the siding fairly light.

ETA - The pic I posted came from this link.

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/6457322/exterior-paint-for-1970-s-ranch-brick-accented-home#n=16

Thought you wanted something different. Those are all gray. Won't look like much on your house. You really need to paint a much larger square on the house- primed first. At least 3feetx3feet. It's a big decision so do the work to get it right. Although I tend to be over the top trying to get it right.

“At least 3feetx3feet.”

Our painters did that for me. I think I drove them a little nuts but it did help.

Agree with larger samples - you could get a lot of green "bounce" from the surroundings and it can affect the color (that happened to us and all the colors we were liking ended up looking lavender)

Love this palette, and your dog.

Ok down to jogging path or alabaster

Couple more pics

I like the darker one!