just posted the photo:)

I feel like every element stands out when the project is not finished and there is no landscaping etc - I would just take breath and let things proceed as planned. I would def not paint the brick until you have lived for a while and are 1000% sure (even then I wouldn't - the brick is nice)

Wholly agree with la-la- Girl.

And your brick is GORGEOUS and looks fabulous.

Need landscape.

Time and patients.

I love the brick with the stucco. How about natural stained cedar shutters and some landsacping. I think an ornamental tree near the edge of the gable but out more towards the yard would soften that edge.

The copper will patina over time. Not sure why they decided to step the installation.

The brick is very nice. If I painted anything, it would be the stucco. A softer white, perhaps. The copper flashing looks good with the brick as is and will patina in time. Otherwise, google for methods to create patina. But, given the location and difficulty to access, I'd let time do its thing.

They stepped the copper flashing to coincide with the brick mortar joints and not cut into the brick.

Patience, grasshopper. You used a wonderful material - let it age. Even shiny - it shows it's true self.

If you don't like it, paint it to match your brick.

It’s perfect. Everything looks weird when the house and grounds are not finished. Copper is a fabulous product and even prettier when it “ages”.

You can accelerate the patina, but why?

Looks great! Can you post a pic of the entire façade?

DO NOT paint copper!!!

Not sure why the choice but looks perfect to me and I agree let it patina that IMO is the whole reason for that choice .

I would not paint the copper or the bricks. They were chosen for a reason. Finish the home and then judge, finishes including landscaping.

It will turn brown relatively quickly.

It’s all beautiful. Let it age and oxidize. It will be great. Do nothing but work on your landscaping.

Copper will turn green, not brown, when it oxidizes.

The brick with the stucco looks wonderful, please don’t paint the brick.

Copper turns brown and stays brown for a long time before it turns statue-of-liberty green. I've got a lot of copper on my roof, gutters and downspouts.

It turns brown pretty quickly. The verdigris can take much longer.

You have a beautiful home. The brick works beautifully with the stucco, giving the home interest and depth. The copper flashing is a wonderful material and the work that was done was done to perfection.

Leave it alone. It doesn't need fixed.