I agree!!

Go with the cream color in the mortar. The grey in the occasional brick can only be seen up close, so it'll look like it clashes with the metal work and the red brick color. A cream will refresh the whole appearance.

IMO if you paint the garage doors a light color you are highlighting them - and the entire front becomes garage doors. Not a good look. If you go with a tone in the brick or even a wood color or a darker sage green the huge garage doors will recede. Paint the front door a lighter, brighter accent color so the focus is drawn to your Mothers entry rather than the garage doors. If she has the ability to change out her garage doors to wood doors, that would work well because the doors will recede into the background but look stylish. There are many wood doors available. Even the bottom pic with no windows would look better than the current color.

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PS - you can have the current garage doors painted to look like wood doors with a talented painter too.

Agree with Denita. Pick a color close to the brick for the garage doors so they disappear. Accent the entry to the house with something brighter and welcoming. No reason to continue the same color for garage openings, front door and trim. It;s the entrance to the home you want to emphasize, not the garage.

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I don't think grey will go with the roof.