Many good comments above. As to the style of the house, it is really open to conjecture it is not any historic style, it just references some elements of historic styles. Because you are using siding you have a real limited choice of colors. Most of any available color that you like would look good on the home's style. Be sure and use at least a mid tone color, like shown, or darker because a light color will make the house become voluminous. Also make sure to use an off white and not the cold white white most siding comes in. White is cold and glaring. An off white will make the house feel much more elegant and rich. The dark roof is good. A dark roof always make a house a house look more solid and firmly planted on the ground, and thus, has a feeling of the home being more substantial. A light colored roof tends to make a house feel like it is floating and not firmly grounded so a house will feel it is of less quality. Light/dark from a heat/cold point of view really is irrelevant if the house's attic is well insulated. A charcoal roof though usually seems kind of cold and hard. Tamko makes a great color called Walnut which is a black brown. It is elegant but warm and goes with a lot of colors much better than charcoal. One other thing about the roof is avoid these over busy variegated color roofs that manufacturers are trying to foist on the public. A roof should just be there and complete the look of a home. it should not draw attention to itself which all these fancy shingle do to a bad end. If your outfit is is quiet and tasteful you don't wear a huge bright hat. It's the same thing. Lastly, you might consider a punch color on the door to give the house a focus. To continue the dressing analogy, a punch color is like the tie on a man's suit. It brings everything together and you can create any kind of tone you like just like a club tie or a hawaiian print tie will effect the demeanor of your suit and make a statement about you.

I would suggest searching your house style among photos on Houzz so you can see colors people have done on similarly styled homes.

I'm digging the red!! Have you considered black or another color for the trim?

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