Yes to green per Beverly, but also include siding.

Green in taupe direction:

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I don't think there is anything wrong with the siding color, but the shutters and door color needs an update. Beverly is on the right track with the green. There is probably more than one shade of green that will work.

^Something like the BM Herb Bouquet could be nice with both your brick and roof colors. More options…

Thank you!! Sounds like green is a good direction for the doors and shutters. How about the trim (currently gray and don’t love it)

I would paint the same color that it is. It looks good with the brick. I like the green for the shutters, and doors. I would paint the trim white, since it looks like the windows are already white. You are right about the gray. It doesnt go well, since it clashes with the roof color.

Cat_ky - you’re saying we should paint the trim white and also leave the siding white? Would you recommend two different white colors?

Your siding looks a bit creamy white, not a stark white, so looks good with your brick. You can also pick a color from your brick, if you are looking for a bigger change. Just keep the roof and the brick in mind. What goes well with someone elses house, may not look great on yours.

I would do all trim in a gray/green sage color. No whites. Too many colors confuse the eye. Simple pallet is in order. Very nice house.

You’re going to kill me but I would suggest power washing the brick before you decide. We did our 10 year old house and it got a lot lighter. Your color choice might change if the brick portion is a different color when “showered”.

Greens seem like a great color to work with, but I wouldn’t omit the darker “evergreen” . I do like the grayer-darker olive greens too. Here are some greens to think about. They would work with your brick too.

SW Fawn Brindle is a nice subtle green.