You're doing the total house in red brick? Not just the base foundation.

My 2 cents.........the house you selected is farmhouse style, very charming, but doing the whole house in brick would not be typical of farmhouse style, but more of a Georgian/Colonial style. You're kind of mixing a casual style with a formal facing. Like putting on a track suit, but it's made of gold lame'. I would reexamine that choice.

There is something very special about a home that reads the same from outside to the inside.

This home could have red brick around the base of it and still be farmhouse style.

Why brick? Would you install brick on all four sides of the house? Full height? Is budget an issue?

Inside and outside don't need to "coordinate" in the way you're asking. But I do agree that the exterior design needs to have some sense of coherence with itself, so facing and style should somehow fit. See if you can get your house rendered in brick and whether you like the overall look.

IMO farmhouse is not brick anywhere and I do not agree that the exterior and the interior need to coordinate.The exterior needs to work with the interior floor plan that awning is useless on the left and IMO looks tacky.

I like the shed bump out. It adds some interest and perhaps it's a great place to install a workbench for someone.

I selected the floorplan based on room size and layout. I was planning on full brick on all sides with exception of the side dormers only due to weight.
The interior finishes will not specifically be farmhouse. I will have a traditional mantle with more transitional furnishings. I was more wondering about the color scheme switch from red brick/ blue door exterior to neutral gray interior.

The mantle style I want.

Will you be using some brick inside?

No brick planned for inside

I found a photo of a sliding/brick version which I don’t particularly like. I modified it with my wimpy PowerPoint skills to a version I like better. I also found a gray siding version I like.

Why not do red brick for the foundation of the home only, as it's already designed, instead of the brown-ish brick?? No the interior does not need to match the exterior.

I don’t think brick looks right on that house. The siding version looks much better to my eye.

I wanted brick as I’ve always considered it to be the lowest maintenance exterior. And I still lean traditional. I do not want a stark white house as I’ve experienced siding mold in the past. But the gray exterior may be a good compromise.

If you do brick make sure you do it around all sides of the house and not just on the front elevation.

If you want low maintenance brick on your new home -- regardless of the supposed "style" -- use it. I'd highly recommend it. The only style that matters is the wendi00 style. Inside and/or out. Brick will cost you more now but will save you a lot of maintenance over the time so it is well worth the cost.

I would, however, suggest you add a fascia board rather than let the ends of any rafters be exposed to weather. It will be a lot easier to replace fascia than to rip out a rafter or even a faux rafter.