If you have photos, it'd be easier to make recommendations. Do a search on houzz photos for log cabins and pick out something similar to show if you don't have photos. If these are wood windows, you can have them primed and ready for installation before making a final decision on what color to paint them. It's a good idea to have general colors in mind and make final decisions about exact shades once the house is built.

I am confused. Is the 2nd picture the back of your house? I think you actually have a lot of options. Pepto Bismol pink takes a lot of nerve. Here you go: a Sherwin Williams paint collection with everything but the yellow which would blend in with it. http://www.sherwin-williams.com/homeowners/color/find-and-explore-colors/paint-colors-by-collection/todays-colors/vintage-moxie/ I agree that a pale green or blue would be the place to start looking. Aloe and gauzy white for the trim. A more vibrant color for your front door. We can't really see the green of your roof. Take a good pic of the roof and take all your pics to Sherwin Williams. I think you can make it look lovely. Is this your roof? [houzz=] Try [houzz=] or [houzz=] pale or grey them out. white for most of your trim, you might choose certain trim to accent in one of the colors.

From your photo it looks like the same salmon color of my bricks. The former owner painted the trim a peachy white which I've been wanting to change, but like you, want to consider the roof color in the scheme. I don't want the trim color to enhance the "pink" in the brick. What color did you end up doing and do you like it?

Thank you so much for your opinion! Our building does look like tan but the paint color is actually called pigeon gray. So i was a little confused. However, i really like weathered wood, too!