Would suggest sand blasting off the green paint, but if the brick is bad, then paint the brick flat black. And paint the black trim deep burgundy. Head for Home Depot and plant in front of the new flat black brick. The green plants will really pop! You need to get a garden area starting in front asap.

I like your black garage door and modern sconces. I would keep with the modern theme and paint out your brick with flat black as suggested above. Keep it all black trim. You have a flat roof and it looks like there are a lot of utility stuff visible. A black light metal screen around your roof line could help disguise that and give a cleaner look. Make the window treatments in your front windows one consistent look. If the brick continues around the side, I might paint that brick a light cream color. Just the front needs to be consistent.

If you sandblast, you might find ulgy brick. Look for "cedar siding" in the photo section of Houzz under exteriors. These are ones I like:

This grey, Knoxville Gray HC-160 by Benjamin Moore, seems to have a green undertone: It really compliments the cedar. I would treat the cedar so it doesn't wheather and go grey or black.

This grey with black trim is handsome: Lastly, orange front door, light taupe, and grey metal roof trim:

Since your garage is so prominent, would you consider investing in a glass door? This aluminum glass garage door is by Clopay Doors: would look good with the cedar surround.

Good luck!

The brick is actually made of green material - not paint. They seemed to do that a lot in the 50s. I've thought about stain vs paint though it would be tough to get the color right. Ill probably go flat black on the brick. And yes I plan on going with a glass garage. Those look awesome. Thanks for the help.