Agree on no brown roof. A pitfall with the brown is that many of the brown colors skew pinkish and will look horrible with your brick and most of the siding colors you will find. You won’t notice it until it’s up on your house when it’s too late. Also agree no shutters on the large windows on the right. Post photos closeup of any roofing color samples you are considering as well as closer photos of the brick. In the same light if possible. Then you will need to get small paint samples of the siding colors you think will work, painted up on posterboard at least 1 ft. Sq. to compare to the brick/roofing. You can’t tell anything from the 2 inch color chip.

I don't think a dark color is appropriate for this house. It reminds me of those Hollywood bungalows from the 30s, and those were always white with red clay roofs. I'd stick with warm whites, creams, light tans...

Navy would be good but stay gray-ish so it compliments the neighborhood.

thank you for the thoughts - very much appreciate it!... I'm glad i'm not the only one who thinks brown would look odd... the color on the house right now is a very, very light cream - - i think the picture is representing the color wrong right now, as it definitely doesn't have a pink hue... i'd say its a standard tan, with an even lighter, off-white trim color... my wife is insistent about not going all-white, with fear of how dirty it can and/or will get. however, the several comments about white do help make me feel better that i'm not the only one who doesn't think a dark color will work, and a light tan/cream will be the right choice. ultimately, i foresee us landing on something like the below photo, but hopefully with a little less yellow. it might be the common choice, but its tried and true and looks great, imho. https://cdn.jhmrad.com/wp-content/uploads/mediterranean-house-color-schemes-exterior-keboconstruction_152212.jpg