When you say the entire front entry way -- do you mean the entire vertical column to the roof -- or just the lower portion with the arch up to the horizontal break line? Either way -- I would go lighter (just the opposite of your idea - sorry). Just like the windows are trimmed in white drawing you to notice them -- I would lighten the entrance area. Alternatively, consider an Exterior Glaze tinted with a slightly Darker Grey (or any color for that matter). This can be applied evenly ... or applied evenly and then brushed over with a clean push-broom (no kidding). The Darker Grey (or accent color) will settle in your stucco pattern but the under Grey color will still show thru making your entrance a subtle difference from everything else but tied together. Long and involved idea (sorry) but I've done this stucco application many, many times with fabulous results (for large interior areas). The technique is exactly the same for Exteriors and you can research it for more details. Good luck.

I would use a tan / khaki color for all trim and the aluminum awnings. Then I would paint the front door a lighter tan and put a tan or tan/green/stripe awning over the front door. sorry, I found a darling picture of a brick house almost exactly like yours with a round-top awning over the front door but cannot post it for some Houzz-related malfunction.

Oh, we are cutting back the bush on the left so that you can see that window.

It's personal preference but I like the whole thing painted the same color (i.e. framing around the door and sidelights same color as the door. The white framing around my door is vinyl so it is not painted, but you can see that the wood framing on the door and sidelights are the same blue. I suggest getting referrals for a landscape designer (unless you have some talented gardening friends). Even if you don't follow their suggestions plant-by-plant, they can give you great ideas. OR, you can post separately under Landscaping to see what the talented Houzzers suggest. I agree that the front needs something "inviting" but not necessarily a sitting area.