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.

pre finished hardy be very care full with who you choose to install the siding it scrathes very easy and it takes very care full handling. i've had to repaint two of those pre finished siding jobs in the last year because of poor crafstmanship by the installers just food for thought. also with azek you can never paint it dark it will peel it self awy from your home the hot months.

We're replacing windows and siding on dormers, probably with board and batten. I keep reading how awful painted brick is....Just wondering if we should leave the brick unpainted and try to match its cream/yellow color for painting the rest of the siding (other 3 sides of house). Trim on windows and facia must remain white. If so, what color for shutters, door and garage? Sick of black. Can someone photoshop some ideas?? Even with painted brick? PLEASE?

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?