Sylvia Lol no I won't paint the brick just the rest!!! I got some samples from home Depot today!!! I'll paint a couple of them and see what u guys think... I really don't lie the colors of the brick and I think dark colors get dirty too fast and is too noticeable!!! Idk Rachel I love all of those examples u showed me.. those are the colors I'm going for..

We just painted our house in S W alabaster the body and all the trim. Our garage doors, shutters, entry door are all black. I think if you match the brown/bronze roof gutter color for the garage doors and shutters maybe SW urban bronze is a beautiful brown/bronze color. Trim the windows and garage door in a semigloss SW alabaster and the house body in satin sheen. We used a low luster sheen for our brick. The house pictured has urbane bronze on the garage doors. Google “Young house love” Another thought would be to paint your Garage trim window trim, door trim all in the current cream color that you have in the house and then the urban bronze for your garage doors and the shutters and see what you think of that as a mini facelift and then go on with the Sherwin-Williams alabaster for the whole house but you might be able to just get by with the trim, garage doors and shutters! The darker garage door will make the current creamy white maybe look less yellow?!

Similar color door, new light, gray numbers on a light wood plaque So here's a door w/a walnut stain, and a tomato red, and some matching flowers. here's a white arbor, w/the wood doors (you can faux paint wood on the doors. or use the wood arbor) wood door, and two diff address plaques maybe try power washing the driveway, or even staining it a light gray color. then bring in some mulch for the flower beds in a black or charcoal gray color, with low growing plants for the driveway flower bed. you could also try this color mulch (more of a pebble rock) because it looks great w/the blue house. you could also do taller plants to take up some height against that wall space near the stairs. bringing in the wood elements I mentioned will add some warmth to the blue tones. maybe redo the handrail in a cedar, or bring in these smaller slat wood fencing somewhere. do your address in a large wood plaque or try a contrasting blue here's the arbor I was mentioning. a wood one like this over your garage doors might look nice. you have plenty of room they even come in kits. trying to find one I could photoshop for you

Colors that go well with terracotta - marzipan and agave consider for the house. If you prefer to go cream on the house, take a look at SW Alabaster. Driveway should be softened to a neutral color.