I would maintain the present trims as they are but I would paint them
white instead of beige. As its the holiday season you may want to place
some poincetta plants outside. They could be placed in sunken pots and
brought inside later if the temps drop.

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Thank you! Any alternate colors? I am not huge fan of white in contrast to brick- not a warmer color closer to brick? and poinsettia would be gorgeous idea!

Beautiful house! Have you done any investigation to see what your original trim color was - not that it has to be that same color, but its always very interesting to find out what original design intention was. For example I found my house originally had black storm windows (old wood type) and black window sash and a gray green trim around the windows. Speaking of storm windows - are yours paintable or replaceable? Is your roof newer or can you see replacing it in the foreseeable future? Its not hugely prominent (like some houses) but its always nice when the color is in sync with rest of the house.

What do you call that trim up around the fascia boards (as an old house lover I should know that!!!) Whatever it is, that should be included in your color scheme as well.

Gray to match the roof?