It's a very "Cape Cpd" influences 1-story on the outside, with that salt-box shape garage. Just painting a contrast trim (pale cream to match a cream I see in the bricks?) and painting the garage door to match house would do a lot with the yellow, if it's in good dhape You really need to be there in person or have a trusted person do the paint selections to enhance the brick center section. SW Foggy Day - or a paler version of it - could look very good with that brick, but it takes an in-person color check. I'd do part of the house in and the garage portion something else to enhance the "we built this over time as the camily crew" look.

Teal is a very beautiful 50s color, and it's also very current. I am a native Texan, and I am here to tell you that orange looks very very hot in the summer LOL. Teal would lower the temperature a bit.

I cannot decide on a pain color! We originally decided on a light grey on the entire exterior. The brick has been painted essential grey by sherwin williams. Im finding that it has a blue undertone. (first picture)Or is that just me? Could we just do all white with the white trim? Maybe add a pop of color with the door?

Leave the brick and get siding not cedar shakes on that house and remove those weird boxed out windows. I like this color with brick and IMO the fastest way to devalue a house is by painting the brick.Once the new siding is done get to work on the landscaping a much better use of time and money than painting brick. Get a MCM front door and maybe a new garage door in the same style. This gives you some inspiration for the landscaping the door and the garage