I would suggest black shutters & a red door! Instant curb appeal.

What about painting the window panels a solid color. Would do panels in the beige you are using, paint shutters in beige, front door in black. Landscaping will add a lot, shrubbery and flowers.

Here is one showing the impact of black:

Not your house style, but I think this shows how adding more interesting landscape in that area near the front of the drive to the lamp post would take it up a notch.

HI -- A perfect color that goes with brick is "Ranchwood " by Benjamin Moore . And then do the charcoal to accent . Don't accent the squares under the windows and on the front door . The front door should be it's own color.

If you want to keep white eaves and garage door, then the best tone for your siding is a lovely dark chocolate tone - something like bm appalachian brown http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/appalachianbrown
the gable and all the siding around the windows, plus the area below the windows with the shutters. . . . leave the shutters and eave white, but if you need to paint them, pick a creamier white - something like bm white vanilla
and try a front door in a deeper tone of the brick like bm sorrel brown http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/sorrelbrown
or a fresh cottagey blue-green like http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/grenadavilla


That wouldn't be my first choice - a deeper tone on your eaves and siding would make it feel very traditional . . with the dusty rose brick, the mossy green grays are going to be very complimentary to the brick - sort of a warm neutral camoflauge tone like bm crownsville gray http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/crownsvillegray I suggest this on the garage doors, eaves, trim siding, shutters - everything leaving the white windows . .
and this tone on the front door - it will seem like a mossy cottage with charm http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/victoriangarden

Finally - you could try on all the siding bm gilbraltar cliffs with the front door in bm blue spruce http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/bluespruce
http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/gibraltarcliffs garage door and shutters a bit darker - gray flannel http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/graypinstripe

This option could also work if you want to leave your posts and eaves / fascia and garage doors white, but would be even better with the dark garage doors . . . a deeper trim will make the brick star a bit more . . .

Paint out the vent in the gable with whatever siding color you select and the bottom band between siding and brick. Paint your eagle over the garage doors whatever the color of the garage doors is . . .or, stick with black if you need contrast. Consider replacing the light fixture over the garage with an oversized lantern . . . if you go with green grays, use bronze, blue-grays go with nickel tones . . .

Just painting the trim all one color in a deeper shade will do a lot . . . black is great with dark red brick but since yours is pink, and your roof isn't dark gray, it won't work well here . . .shades of gray from green gray to blue gray will make your dimensional details work.

Repaint the lamppost black and plant some flowers around the base. Then plant flowers and different shrubs along the sidewalk and porch. Just an idea.

I would use an 8 to 10 foot wide strip along the driveway and the street for plantings. There is a type of shrub rose called "Drift" that stays low growing and needs almost no care except water. There are several colors but a pink/rose color would compliment the brick. Use deep mulch to keep weeds out. Since your house has a low profile, large bushes would not be a good idea. Emphasizing the area at the base of the lamp with a brighter color could be good. Planting an ornamental tree (good in your area) about 10 feet in front of the far corner
of the house Something like a birch with fluttering leaves to soften the whole picture.

This green with white trim would look good on your house: Also these two greens with red: Another nice combination is this brown and beige: Maybe two tones of gray with dark brown:

When I think how long it took somebody to tape and paint all the trimwork on your house, I think of all the hours that person will never get back....
I like the idea of the gray-green with your brick--wonder if one of the more tech-savvy houzzers might photoshop it for you!

People forget to take a long look at their driveways. If you even stain yours a softer gray , perhaps have a center section cut away and replaced with brick?

DIY is Mason's Select Concrete stain. Rent a good sprayer!