I would paint just what you have painted white SW Urbane Bronze.

Medium sage green if you like some contrast or beige like the brick if you want a unified appearance overall.

I would do a darkish brown that matches those dark flecks in the brick.

Maybe something like SW Drift of Mist or Gossamer Veil.

Amazing how residential architecture can be so different across the globe that we can tell immediately that it is not in the USA! All the chopped wood tells me you have cold winters ... are enclosed garages not common?

S W Iron Ore looks good with the wood trim.

A dark color that is in the brick so from the one pic posted the color of the dark bits in the brick. Unbran Bronze migt work check it out

@lyn-nielson Could you please provide me with the manufacturer's name and color number? Is this paint resistant to green lichen on facades?

@chispa The colors you suggest are too bright for me.

@ chipsa In northern Europe, carports are the dominant form of buildings instead of garages, despite the cold winters. Furthermore, the architecture is characterized by simplicity and minimalism. Separate sheds are used for storing garden tools. I have such a lockable room between the parking spaces in the carport.

@Patricia Colwell Consulting - I'm checking.

Or maybe this light gray taupe would be better?

I'd put light white coffee color to match the brick, however letting him impression, and gentle the roof.

I don't want white anymore. But a warm, medium-toned brick with warm colors would add cohesion to the house's architecture. I simulated it.

On a cloudy day it's difficult to tell but the brick looks like a golden tone. I would go with that. The cool grays or pinkish beige in your renderings is too much contrast and makes the brick look off.

@tracefloyd- I completely agree with you. I also feel this way after trying to choose.

Sherwin Williams Safari is a nice Flax or Straw color. Or a nice Tan or Golden Tan.

@tracefloyd- The linen or straw color looks very elegant next to my brick. Thank you.