Replace the front door and joining window with a set of double doors - either solid oak or just classic glossy black. They will add value to your home, personality and will make life easier when it comes to moving in or out large sized pieces of furniture that can be a headache if you tried to fit through a single door. The path to the front door can either be painted a colour of your own choice or even paved, while I would also add a border of either pebbles or flowers (e.g. Lavender, Geraniums, Agapanthus, what ever suits your fancy ) down the right hand side of the path to add colour and a visual aspect to your front yard. Make sure your whole front yard looks neat, clean and tidy. If possible, employ the services of a landscape artist. Though highly expensive, he or she may give some quality advice in how to capitalise on your existing garden.

@jactheshe, it would be very hard to imagine. Even digital photos of the colours together can look so different. And depending on how your house is situated & how the light plays on it, that changes things again. I was looking at a picture online of a house using woodland grey with colorbond dune. The dune colour looked completely different to the colour card on the charts. If you have some large lightweight boards around, I suggest painting them out with colours you're considering. Or getting a large sheet of foam core from office supplies or sign companies and using that. It would be light enough to attach temporarily on the facade & give a better idea of which colour works. That way the angle how the light hits the colour is accurate.

You can use two approaches depending on what look you are going for (the images aren't the exact shades) 1. Darker contrast. For this I would recommend Taubmans "Mojo" or Dulux "colorbond monument". The dulux shade is more grey to the Taubmans navy. 2.Alternatively you can go lighter: I would recommend Dulux "Lexicon" (either half or quarter) or Dulux "Vivid White". The difference in aesthetic is shown below (ignore the clapboard, its just an easy reference point to show aesthetic).

Colours we have tried (aka rainbow wall) From left is: oak buff 3, polar bear 4, paperbark, sandstorm, dune, (cant remember), camel cord, rain barrel (dark brown),