Not sure what you are asking as I don’t see any green. May be my monitor?

I can see that the siding color is clashing with the brick though. Your brick is earth tones (warm) so a warm color on the siding would be an improvement. Beige? Tan? Chocolate?

I’d bring home samples of the lightest color from your brick for the siding and the darkest color for the trim. I might add large terra cotta planters somewhere in the landscape to tie in the red brick. Another idea to repeat the red brick color is to position your house number a little higher on the gable and paint them to match the brick. I also think they would look better if they were bigger. These are Benjamin Moore colors.

The siding color definitely clashes with your brick. I would either pick the same color as your brick, or one of the lighter shades in your brick, for the siding, so the house looks like the top half actually belongs on there. A darker shade for the trim. Its a very cute house, and will be much cuter once the top siding is painted.

A darker greyish green works well with the colour of the bricks, white trim, black letterbox, large street numbers, black plant containers, black semi-flush light.

White trim like your windows and doors. What material is the siding as that will also help determine how dark a color you can paint it.

White trim like your windows. The siding could be nice in a soft grey green like roycroft pewter

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I like @beverley's brown with an orange door.

Wow! Thank you all so much. I like all three! The ideas given also sound great :)

Celery she has white vinyl windows that can’t be painted that dark charcoal.painting the brick mould dark with white windows always looks skimpy to me. Love the orange door though.

Really liking lisedv’s dark gray/green with white trim.

Enlarge the frame around the 2nd floor window so that it doesn't look skimpy.

Below is a charcoal & white combination.

Ohh boy! I did not know that vinyl windows can't be panted.

Then go with the same colors just with white trim.

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