I think medium gray for body and charcoal for trim as in this photo example.

Thanks,I've tried gray it makes the roof look awfull.

Ok. Due to the style of your home it would probably be best to go with something earthy like sage, khaki, spice, cream etc. I wouldn't put much contrast to the trim because of the angled windows. They sometimes look odd outlined in white against a dark background. The pastel colors won't look good with the heavy siding you have so be aware of that. But if you had your heart set on a pastel go with very pale blue to kind of give the house a beachy look. The siding on the side of the house kind of has the same feel as shakes to me and you could actually replace it with shakes.

A very green-blue with trim the color of the light portion of the brick might work for you. Kind of "sand and sea" look - always a nice and sophisticated combination when done right. The secret is to have it muddy enough a color to make the dark brown look part of the color scheme and not like an afterthought. As a starting point for the colors I have in mind (knowing that you will have to majorly tune these) try something like Sherwin Williams 6450 Jadite or 6192 Coastal Plain for the body and 6123 Baguette for the trim. I agree with Dar that the angled windows might look odd in the contrasting trim color, so you would have to carefully choose where the trim color actually goes.

Here is kind of a similar color scheme although I was thinking of a color a bit more blue than this.

Wow really like that. I'll go to SW. Tomorrow to get those samples will post the pics.thanks all for the help.

Here is some better pictures of the front.

looking at the front of the house it looks like taupe would be a good color for your home.

Here is a picture of the sample's I'm leaning towards the gold color.what do you think?

We went with an olive green love it thanks for suggesting green.