I think these pictures represent the colouring of the house better. Apologies for previous ones.

Have you thought about a green? This is exact color of my home and we have a screened porch that is green . Looks great with the red brick

Hi....Much better, I like BM Revere Pewter and think it would work well with the brick, is the window trim staying white? What about the columns? You are painting the garage as well?

Maybe something like this !

Not usually one to suggest painting brick, but for your house, yes. Suggest painting the entire house in white and outlining the window frames, muntins in black.

Matilda Bos Design Studio:thanks for your patience on the photos ... we are getting new garage so are totally flexible on the direction we take and columns and trim to windows can be tweaked if we decide white won't work. Keeping white is less work, but if you have a suggestion we are listening. The windows themselves and the muntins are white and we won't be painting those.

iplay10s: Love that look. Great idea. We agree further in the future but are only looking at painting the siding at this stage because of the long list of other stuff we have to get through as well. The joys of a new home.

ahelton142: I like this combo. There are a lot of nice grey/beiges that match with the red brick ... just really hard to find pictures with the horizontal split like ours so it's hard to visualize the end result. This helps. Thank you.

ahelton14: Re: Green ... The garage is a sage green and there used to be matching shutters that we took down and a yellow front door. We are a bit sick of the green and want a clean slate and are leaning more to grey/beige look. Depends on the green you were thinking...what is the green on your house?

It's close to sherwin Williams greenfield. It was already painted when we moved in. But may be too dark for the amount of area your painting may want something lighter

Hi.....Glad to hear the garage door is changing, as far as the rest, I would leave it white. What I would love to see is blooming vines covering the columns and then trailing across the fascia, like an arbor.

The color in the pic I sent is sherwin Williams basque green

I also like this. They are calling it Monterey taupe