Hey everyone! We're repainting our house and I've been going back and forth on color combos for weeks. Would love some outside opinions before we pull the trigger.

Quick context: we're on a hilltop in Southern California, so the house gets intense direct sunlight most of the day. The exterior has reddish-brown brick columns on the front facade (separating the two garage doors and framing the front door), a reddish-brown clay tile roof, and white stucco walls currently.

We've narrowed it down to these options, all using SW colors:

Option A: Shoji White on walls AND window trim/frames + Urbane Bronze on fascia, gutters & shutters + Cascades on the front door

Option B: Shoji White on walls + Alabaster on window trim/frames + Urbane Bronze on fascia, gutters & shutters + Cascades on front door (basically A but with slightly brighter window trim for more definition)

Option C: Alabaster on walls AND window trim/frames + Urbane Bronze on fascia, gutters & shutters + Cascades on front door

Option D: Alabaster on walls AND window trim/frames + Black Fox on fascia, gutters & shutters + Cascades on front door

Option E: Alabaster on walls AND window trim/frames + Black Fox on fascia, gutters & shutters + Black Fox on front door

One thing worth mentioning – the front door is kind of tucked behind the brick columns. Not sure if that changes anything for the door color decision.

The fixed elements we can’t change are the brick columns and the red tile roof, so the colors need to work with those.

I’m hoping for something that feels classic, elegant, and not too trendy.

Which option do you think works best with the brick and roof? Or would you do something different?

Thanks in advance!