I don't have specific information for you, but I remember stressing over matching the windows and soffit and fascia. Truthfully, when we started building, I had never even heard the terms soffit and fascia!! Our window trim ended up being a much darker shade than the soffit and fascia. I thought we had made a huge mistake, but somehow it all blends so I wouldn't get too caught up in matching it perfectly. They did give me a sample piece of the window trim in the color we ordered and then our builder got us a sample (similar to what you get for paint) booklet that we used to pick out the soffit fascia color. Good luck!!

I used Lightolier on several exterior locations and used their lensed trim as lightguy stated. The trim or housing spec should indicate whether the light is damp rated. As a further suggestion, I would add a photo-sensor to the exterior lighting circuit, so the lights would turn off automatically in the daylight. Wish I did when my wiring was exposed.

What style is your home? Post an exterior photo.

I see, you are saying the brick is already painted white? And the siding is only for the fascia and soffits--where it now looks like unpainted wood? Sorry if you thought that was clear, I just thought it would be good to confirm. Personally i would stay away from a color like green, and keep it neutral. The house is so pretty as is, I feel like color would make it look dated. I like charcoal but would stay away from any steely or blue-ish undertones. I like the mushroom-y , kind of dark greige color in your inspiration photo but I would stay away from any mushroom color that skews green in undertone.