Your house is cute and not depressing. I can't tell on my screen since the photo won't enlarge...what is the actual roof color? That will factor into color choice, too. Blue is nice but not so much if the roof and brick are both warm. One issue you have is the garage and driveway take up a good portion of the house front. White makes the garage even more of a focal point as a big white "wall." Painting it to blend with the brick would be a better choice IMO.

ETA - Also, paint any downspouts to blend in with the brick/siding. They're not something you want to highlight.

I was walking around my neighborhood today and happened to be thinking about the color choices I saw. Unfortunately I saw several with newer blue siding or paint jobs where the blue just did not work with the other elements (stone or brick). Blue can work, but it takes some care and testing to get the right blue.

On my computer, your brick looks mixed pink, tan and gray -- is that accurate? A difficult combo, if so. Any color that you choose needs to be a warm blue or blue-gray first and foremost. A soft olive, or a gray- green might be pretty, I think.

The first photo was when the house was new. Here is a more up to date photo. As you can see the color has faded. The brick doesnt have pink but it is very beige, tan, brown and mixed with gray. I did want to go with a warm blue that would compliment the brick. (excuse my mother and her leopard print pants:).

I agree the blue should have gray in it. Here are two blues that might work.

Those are beautiful options. I also forgot to mention that the roof is grayish.

Aww, your mom is rockin' those pants!

You are right, the current color doesn't work with the brick.

I can't photoshop, hopefully someone who can will comment -- but if I cover up the top half of the house, I think a gray blue will look pretty good.

How about a dark gray?

@Houssaon, I prefer the blue colors you first suggested. Are these sherwin Williams colors?

My visualizing

To be honest I do not think that blue works with your brick, at all. How about a khaki color similar to your garage door? You could then paint the shutters a dark red ( SW Rustic Red).

so many of the houses in my neighborhood look khaki and beige. I wanted to do something different but something that compliments the other homes

Do something different! Be like Mom! can you also then paint the garage door so it makes the whole house more cohesive. I like the middle blue.

I think white would be a great choice. You can paint the roof with maroon color. The color combination I mentioned will certainly increase the curb appeal of your home.

I didn’t consider painting the garage. Would it look strange if I painted it the same color as the house?

The blue greens are definitely a contender now. Thanks so much everyone for the feedback.

I like some of the grayed blues, celerygirl posted. The garage doors should be painted the color of the siding on the house. To me, the white doors are the one flaw when looking at the pictures. I agree, there is nice to be a bit different than your neighbors, as long as it is a tasteful nice looking do over.

Cat_ky that’s a good idea. I planned to paint the front door and shutters a dark gray. if I paint the siding s blueish gray and the garage a dark gray like the shutters and front door would that look good?

Make sure the shutters are two shades (sections on the paint strips) darker or lighter than the base color so you'll actually notice them. What about choosing one of the medium-toned beige or tan colors in your stone for the garage door, front door AND shutters? Choose something lighter than the dark blue grey you choose for the main part of the house and darker than the off-white trim color. What is the siding color on the rest of the house? As cat suggested, typically that is a good option for garage door.

Shalane, as I mentioned earlier, it's best to play down the garage door. Paint it to blend in with the brick as much as possible. More focus should be on your front entry area.

What chloebud said. Few garage doors are attractive or special enough to highlight. If you paint your garage door the same color as the body of the house the huge blank space of the garage tends to blend in which is a good thing. Just like "hiding " down spouts with same/similar is a good thing. In your case you might choose a garage door color that "reads" like the overall color of the brick. That might be easiest to do by standing across the street with paint color samples and hold up a few that look like they will blend in with the brick. I agree blue might be a touch one to coordinate with your brick. I like the cream and gray/tan colors for the body of the house and the black accent color would look sharp. Garage door color same/similar as house color: (photos not loading. But google "garage door colors same as house " or similar search on Houzz and those photos are helpful to visualize.)