May be just a warm and a little lighter with not so contrast?

or with neutral color close to your brick

The biggest problem is that the roof color fights with the brick.

How far do you want to go fo change IMO that house is none of the styles you mention so can go in many directions . I think the brick and roof work fine together not sure houssaon sees . I didlike the criss cross windows since those san Tudor for sure I just dislike all the Tudor wannabees that are not actual Tudor homes at all. The budget will drive this bus .THis pic would just tone it down

This one a total redo

Time and money is all it takes. With Monopoly money I would replace the bay window (flush or a true box bay) then either stucco or lap siding after removing all the current cladding including the brick.

Lots of beautiful inspiration photos at

https://www.thecurbappealco.com/blog/modern-tudor-exterior-inspiration-exterior-inspiration-series

For more, google "contemporary Tudor".

It's a stylized Dutch Colonial home with Tudor details.

Here are some pics for inspiration.

It definitely feels like too much of a good thing. You could start by selectively removing some of the half timbers (example below) and playing around with different color schemes before deciding whether it’s worth it to dive into a more full-scale exterior renovation.

@BeverlyFLADeziner— I’m not seeing Dutch Colonial influence in this house (albeit it could be a direction to go in with exterior renovation).

Although 80s-built homes sometimes did too much with their nods to divergent home styles, in this case the elements kinda work— clipped gable roofs were big on 80s new construction, and clipped gables have been a thing on earlier Tudor Revival homes looking to emulate a thatched roof style.

I would want a much simpler facade and would paint everything the same creamy color to go with the roof (even the brick 🙈)