Nothing brightens like white, so I would suggest a soft, fresh white for the siding and trim and also for shutters on the front windows. I would leave the door as it is because the wood-tone blends with the brick. You might relocate the evergreen shrubs in front of the windows or pull them out to relocate in a curved shape across this part of the yard and still provide access to the windows. I also would suggest that you move the evergreen tree to the left of the left window where it still can serve as a windbreak. I would keep the deciduous tree where it is and enjoy it during the warm months. Then I would suggest you add some white-painted flower boxes to the two front windows so that you can enjoy colorful blooms in the warm months of the year.

I just looked at your photos again, and I noticed the rectangular space between the garage doors. Could you possibly have someone put matching brick in this area so that it would match the rectangular strip of brick on the left side of the left door? If not, perhaps painting just this section a brown that harmonizes with the brick would accentuate the architecture of your home very nicely and would contrast from the white siding and trim I suggested in my previous post.