Hello. I would do a cranberry (darkish red) for the soffit trim, triangular trim areas, bottom of porch (above the foundation) and the door. Cream for the porch columns and railings and the windows. I might paint the two dormers the red too.

Or, instead of using the red on the door, might choose a very dark green.

Cute house!
Diane

I second Diane's suggestion. Very nice house!

No opinion on what colors to paint but IMO you really should consider getting rid of the wishing well looking thing over the first landing in front of the house. It looks like a levitating doghouse. :-)

If you do use a red for the trim, be careful not to choose a bright or purplish one. Use a red from an historic paint palette (the chip will probably look brown).

Personally, though, I'd choose something more neutral and natural, maybe a taupe or cream. Red would be a pretty accent color, though, maybe on shutters? Or sage green shutters, they'd pick up the green dormer color nicely and make it seem less like a leftover that predates the vinyl siding.

And a second vote here to remove the roofed-gate thingy. It clutters up the front of the house, for resale you might want to get rid of it.

thanks all for your suggestions. I will certainly remove that roofed gate thingy - disgusting, I agree. I am sorry I forgot to even mention that this thing goes FIRST before anything. I never liked it, and it makes entrance (which is otherwise wide and pretty red brick steps) look 'undervalued'.

I am using a historic palette from BM - cottage red. The trim is now unpainted wood - which appears dark brown on the picture. I will probably have to repaint the dormers in red. Still researching the queen anne house colors....

No paint suggestions, but I think it might be a good idea to get some lattice panels and cover up the concrete block foundation under the porch as much as possible.