Edit: on the other hand, this thread turned out to be garbage and the title no doubt was the main reason for that. Maybe adding the year would have helped. I've done it belatedly now.
In my area, any house that isn't selling gets painted blue with an orange door. Stagnant and on the market for a few months? Have you tried painting it blue with an orange door? Works every time!
Also, google up... Oh, I forget the term. "Heritage colors" or something like that. There are certain classic colors, time-tested, from over the past couple centuries, that really do the job well. Worth looking at.
There's probably a list at the Sherwin Williams site.
At my house we did this classic beige overall. Invented by Ben Franklin or something. And then accent walls of pastel sunset orange and a 1920s seafoam. It's nice.
What's appealing about the basement I live in, is that I can see the entire place within one frame of view. Don't even need to really recruit my peripheral vision. It's so efficient.
The article is about a collage of that title, not about homes.