Those bricks look like they are a yellow color, but somewhat a khaki yellow. I think once you finish your gardening and adding foundation plantings you can tell more about the color but I think I like the burgundy color. If it is a bright burgundy, you might want to go to a more brown-red color. Keep everything that way until your foundation plantings are a little more mature and see what you think about it. I always think one should have their landscaping in place for a year before they make major changes to the house colors as that can definitely change the picture.

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I would remove the shutters, beef up the window trim, bust out those two brick columns and paint the board and batten siding traditional white. Use the German Smear technique on the brick to continue the farm cottage feeling. Replace the garage door with a more countrified white one that has black wrought iron trim (you can get faux trim cheaper.) Then put the focus on the front door with a full glass storm and interior door, all painted black. Add larger country lantern lights, and replace the stumpy mushroom shrubbery with lots of flowers and airy greenery for a less formal feeling. I don't think the roof color will matter as much if you pull the focus down to the curb appeal and entry. Save up to do a standing seam metal roof later, or pray for storm damage/hail to take that one out, once you're well insured!

Such a beautiful setting! I agree with teal suggestions. I love Farrow and Ball Inchyra Blue — it’s subtle and organic. I think it looks very natural with the earthy elements on your house. https://www.farrow-ball.com/en-us/paint-colours/inchyra-blue?sku=5051836057893&region=US&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3Kqk4JzR8AIVU_vjBx3tGAsDEAQYBSABEgJsCPD_BwE This is the red in your op, I think it‘s too jarring: The blue is pretty, I like it: A real wood door would really fit this house well, too. Not this exact style or stain, I had a hard time finding what I wanted to show you: