I'll be honest. Don't aim to be harsh but telling you straight up just like I would if you were my client. . .

Don't have time to photoshop it for you right now. But even if I did, I wouldn't. Because 1 thru 4 are all not good ideas. So not good, I wouldn't even 'pretend' them in Photoshop.

That house is almost perfectly fine just the way it is. Someone went a lil crazy with windows but you can't do much about that without spending some $.

The front door is completely wrong for that house and I'd change that first thing.

The cream color is too light. A darker, beige/taupe/arbitrary neutral color closer to the value of the brick plus haint blue porch ceilings would make for a much more cohesive curb appeal.

You didn't ask for anyone to chime in with their 2 cents about the house. You just wanted someone to Photoshop it for you. I didn't follow directions but I couldn't help it.

Thanks for the feedback. The house has no texture as it stands. We are not bent on painting. There are other ways to add the depth that is lacking. Shutters could help as well.

We could also leave it brick and just do the transom to the garage in off white or white siding with a cupola on the garage.

Here is a sample of solid light colored main house with brick garage and fireplaces and black shutters. We would make the transom from house to garage siding.

Here is a link that might be useful: [Georgian[(https://www.houzz.com/photos/lombardy-traditional-exterior-dc-metro-phvw-vp~2740846)

I just recommended this to another poster: try Benjamin Moore's color viewer. You can upload your photo and virtually "paint" the house any way you like.

Here is a link that might be useful: Benjamin Moore Color Viewer

Thanks for the tip. Working through it now!

So here's our painted house. Not sure yet if we would prefer black doors or maybe do red.

Before- side view.

Painted side view