Agree with chispa. Also, a big ”no” for adding window boxes, they’re very difficult to keep looking good even for someone (like me) who loves gardening & lives in a very mild climate. There are many sources online for entry doors appropriate for Tudor style homes.

the first image is a nice choice for the home style. No to window boxes.

I'd paint the trim a soft color, greens or blues and change out the light fixtures to a Brass.

And put your house numbers by the front door.

I like the old door better. Both doors can be made more efficient with weather stripping. THe thing I like about my storm door is that I can swap out the glass for screen in the summer and get all that cool night breeze into my house.

Info about various Tudor door styles here:

https://www.tudorartisans.com/

ETA: https://www.tudorartisans.com/doorpage.htm

Now I see. It looks like the second house is yours and 1 and 3 are AI. Lovely landscaping on your house, btw.

I don’t know if you are still considering the door that is pictured in one and three. From my perspective, it is too much of a Craftsman type style. It takes the house out of the Tudor ballpark and looks odd on the house

@freedomplace1 sorry about the confusion - yes, the photo with the red door is my actual house. Thanks for the thumbs up on my landscaping. I love tinkering in my garden- its a passion of mine. Really appreciate your rendering with the black door- I may put the glass door on the back burner for now!

You are really talented. The landscaping is beautiful.

You can definitely use glass in a door, if it’s in a Tudor style. Maybe you’ll see something on the link I posted. Here it is again:

https://www.tudorartisans.com/doorpage.htm

I think a solid door in Tudor style is nice, too. Personal preference and whatever is easier for you and the situation.

I like the third option of the ones you posted, though I think what would work best here would be a white door to match your trim and windows. Maybe white wrought iron? https://www.buildersservicecompany.com/how-to-coordinate-exterior-house-colors 

You could also consider a black door with or without seeded glass.

You’ve got great landscaping. The only thing I would add is some height to frame the entrance. Add something like topiaries or big potted shrubs to the left and right of front door.

Is the door original to the house? Am thinking you could find a style of door that would be more appropriate for a Tudor revival home. Perhaps something along these lines.

Here’s a Tudor style door with more glass to get the light into the interior that you want.

The alternate doors are all great possibilities, but I do wonder if there’s a better way to tie in or change the colour of the stone around the door. It does not seem to fit or connect to the body of the house or trim.

Your lovely house seems more English cottage style (20s-40s) than Tudor revival, although this style often seemed a mix of both styles. I would do a plain, timber door with no windows, unless your goal is more light. Have you seen the original-looking door on the Tudor-Exterior Update on this site (https://www.houzz.com/discussions/6587949/tudor-exterior-update#n=30) ?

Door two with the wreath looks best to me. Is that the existing door?

FWIW: I love the stone around the front door. I wouldn't touch it. Lovely home!

@apb0 thank you! Yes, the photo with the wreath is my existing home. Stonework around the door remain as is.😊

@Norwood Architects. Yes,the door is original to the house. Love the door you have suggested!