White windows, doors and trim would all be the best in my honest opinion as that would create the pop against the brick. Beef up the post columns as well.

You can go white for a super safe simple almost blah effect. I think navy trim would be beautiful. Your house is gorgeous love love love. The windows in the garage doors are a bit dated maybe try to switch that out. The front door is ok. But I think a new bigger one without the sidelights. Maybe a Dutch door. Brown. Or even the same navy gold hardware would be BEAUTIFUL. for the posts I’d maybe add some vintagey white corbels. And the peak of the roof some other board and baton detail. New outdoor lighting and remove the current landscape and just do a row or two of boxwoods for now. I am obsessed with your home. So inviting and cozy but fresh well kept and beautiful. Can’t wait to follow along

With the salmon/orangish brick color, I'm not sure white would be best. Right now, it is a dingy beige. I have thought about a new front door- thanks for that suggestion!

Sabrina, would you do black on the garage as well?

Yup!

I would love to see a mockup with the darker colors if anyone here has that talent! I had considered Urbane Bronze (Sherwin Williams) but it is not quite as dark as black.

A soft white would be nice with your brick to keep some contrast. Something like Ben Moore's Swiss Coffee is nice and looks quite a bit lighter when used on the exterior.

If you want to go darker for the trim, a gray/green would work nicely with your brick. Something like this or darker...

Thank you- I have really not considered green.

Also, I think it is notable to say that the brick is more orangish than this photo reflects.

I can't do a mockup but would be interested in seeing it with all black trim. My eye's telling me some contrast with both the brick and roof would be nice. Brick (including yours) can be nice with some black and white.

Another photo in different lighting.

If you want to go in that direction, maybe a dark gray rather than black. If the bricks really are salmon, which is a bit orangey, you don't want the house to remind people of Halloween.

The brick is fine. What you need the most is a more interesting landscape plan with some curving lines in front of the walkway.

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Here are two homes that were red brick and have been limewashed (not painted) to change the color of the bricks.

Complete change of appearance with these homes.

Thanks for all of the ideas! I don't really mind the color of the brick so much as the large window in front and the dingy trim color.

Bronze + orange brick.

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Be sure to paint the garage doors as well as the trim.

@chloebud what is that gray green color? I love it! I also have a salmon brick house.

@Ranee Randby, unfortunately online information indicates that gray/green color was a custom mix. These are some gray/greens from Benjamin Moore. The Herb Bouquet looks similar.

Here are a couple other shots of the house.