Your house currently has a white stone with gray mortar and brown stone trim, greenish tan siding, yellow trim, brown cedar shingles and a white stone with white mortar to the left. I'd focus on making this all a lot more coherent. I'd go in the direction of gray or whitish gray siding to match the stone or the mortar with white trim. If the colors were all coherent, then you'd have a lot of interest with the different textures.

I would not paint the siding any of those beige or browns you have shown. Nor would I paint the trim a dark brown, like clove.

I agree. I would paint everything the color of the cladding on your windows- almond ish? I would stain the shingles the same color. Then it’s about texture. Right now it looks like three different houses.

I appreciate you both responding I don’t really like the idea of light colors and plan to keep the cedar shake its current stain. These are photos of what I trying to go for…

In your first pic, the white stone is limited and the gables have the same pitch, so it's clearly a stone accent on a dark house. Your has a central set of nested gables in white with horizontal lines made by the top of the window trim. The area to the left has a gable of a different pitch and the strongest element in the arched line between the shingles and the siding. That makes them look like two different houses. Your second pic continues that two-house look. I'm assuming it's AI, as I can't imagine any human thinking that landscaping is remotely a good idea.

TCO no more comments needed!

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