Start with Forest Green on the siding, because a deep, slightly grayed green is one of the most settled, grown-up colors a house can wear. It tucks the home into its landscape instead of fighting it, reads rich without going black, and feels just as right on a craftsman as it does on a farmhouse. In daylight it shows its softer side, and at dusk it goes moody and handsome.
To keep that depth from feeling heavy, bring in Warm Cream on the trim. The creamy off-white outlines every window, gable, and porch post so the architecture pops, and its warm undertone keeps the whole house cozy rather than stark. Then save Brick Red for the front door, where its earthy, brick-toned warmth gives you one welcoming spot of color that ties everything together. Green on the body, cream on the trim, red on the door, and you have a classic that never looks dated.