Try the trim, shutters (on the second flr), porch posts, etc. Urban Bronze. Gutters dark bronze and lose the shutters on the window under the porch. A little more light brwon on the siding, staying away from pink tones. How old is the roof as that is the color that does not really work.

If you want the paint to look good with the brick, you need to show us some better pictures of the brick. Next, are you looking for a neutral or are you open to something like an olive green or possibly a blue?

Also need to consider the wrong color roof.

I think the second floor on your raised ranch should be darker than the brick. Working with the gray roof and the pink tones in the brick (I like the garage door, but it needs a pink with a gray undertone), going with Racoon Fur for the clapboard siding and the columns, and Somerville Red in a semi-gloss finish for the garage door. I added the seapearl into the mix as it seems to be the color of the cement, if you find you need another accent color, maybe for the second floor shutters. No shutters on the double windows as they do not fit the window size properly. Each shutter should be sized so that if it were closed it would cover the window. I have seen them doubled sized. Maybe I can find a photo.

Landscaping in photo#1 looks good.

Some inspro