Paint the siding white and paint the garage door and shutters dark gray like the roof. Leave the brick alone. Then improve your curb appeal with landscaping.

B F I want to get some greige samples, I think it'd be the right tone, I thought about red too but I worry the red might make that weird pink/muave color pop more. I'd love to make it mid century modern looking, we're keeping the blue tub in one of the spare bathrooms and I'll modernize it with tile and vanity and we're also keeping the brass kitchen cabinet pulls I just gotta put in some elbow grease to get them looking good again. Yes, single story brick ranch homes are evvvverywhere, also in the 90s they did a lot of big boxy 2 story brick houses in red brick or white. For some reason Houston is especially strange, I grew up in Austin but some house designers in the 80's got very... creative. there's quite a few houses with an attached garage that doesn't face the street they face the house and from the front there's literally no visible windows or doors, it's so odd. My neighborhood is a hodgepodge, some classic 60s homes with those awnings above the windows and one of the neighbors across from me has a huge knock off tudor looking home from the 80s with amber stained glass windows.

I know there is not a lot of black on this elevation, but I love how the windows are trimmed out and are a feature. You could do the same with cedar to tie in the existing cedar although, I would paint the whole body and leave the deck natural stained to be your tie-in to the new trimmed windows (I don't think it would be wrong to leave the horizontal cedar on the house, it would just look more cohesive painted out). Paint the house white and add black accents.

Good job! What did you plant? How About a attractive pot to dtore the hose? And is it possible to unify the colors of your sides of the two fences and the lattice enclosure? The taller fence looks like it’s yours since the backside is facing you. in any case the neighbors may be amenable to letting you stain or paint your side. They could also be covered with inexpensive reed rolls. Of course if you will be cladding all in some vine this may be a moot point.