I would pick up some color close to your stones.

If not paint the gables go with warm greige/light taupe.

or paint gables with white or off-white with muted blue body.

Similar exterior

The problem here isn't just tan -- it's that the garage door DOMINATE the house's complicated /busy look. I have no help with color choice, as that's just not my strong point, but I will say this: As you're choosing your color, don't neglect those garage doors. In tan (or if you go white), they'll stand out in a negative way. Those doors need color just as much /more than the house.

I wish we could see the color of the house's front door. It's hidden in the shadows. We need some of that color "brought forward" to direct the eye to the front porch /the door.

May be Theresa is right.

I would skip the color blocking, as the house has enough going on. Go with better quality and better looking garage doors, specially when they make up half of your front facade.

Too many different surfaces here. The easiest solution would be to paint the gables and the garage doors to match the horizontal siding, and then get a more colorful front door.

^^^ agree. And plant some colorful flowers or plants.

All the mockups look significantly worse that the beige. At least that mostly blends all the 979 "add interest" things together. A big improvement would be to ditch the awful stone and choose a single cladding material for the whole house.

^^^ I’d be happy with two siding materials- the horizontal lap siding and the vertical b and b in the gables. The fake stone trend really can end anytime now…

It isn't the beige. It's how the too many beige things are thrown at the house, haphazardly. And then outlined in whiteout.

Is the stone gone yet?

No but op is