There are some interesting details (projecting beams over the large windows) that are getting lost since everything is basically the same color. Can't tell for sure but it looks like the shingles have some gray/taupe tones. The body color of the house doesn't really work with the roof. I would look at deepening the color and then using maybe a darker tone of the same paint to highlight those features that are hiding. If you're interested is seeing some virtual makeovers check out my web site, Creative Visual Concepts.

We are having a gray/white based granite countertop installed. Our house has a cool grey color scheme. Currently our cabinets are painted SW antique white (in the paint below). In order to match the granite and due to the yellowing of the cabinets above the stove, we are wanting to repaint our cabinets grey, similar to the picture below. Couple questions... 1. Will grey cabinets flow good with the rest of our house? (Picture included is from living room view of kitchen- our living room walls are a cool grey. The only room in our house that isn’t grey is our dining room, which is green and can kinda be seen in the picture of our kitchen (to the left). 2. To separate our kitchen from the living room and dining room, I am wanting to paint the kitchen walls the antique white (so basically reversing what we have now- grey cabinets and white walls). Can the emerald urethane paint be used on the walls? I have practically a whole can of this left.

It depends on the whole home design plan. What is your plan?

STOP right now . Painting brick is IMO the fastest way to devalue your home. Those shutters have to go all of them right now. IMO the least of the issues is the paint. Beef up those posts , clean out the gardens growing in the gutters and make sure they are functioning properly . Have the bones checked that is all the electrical, plumbing roof etc those all need to be in top shpe before any pretty stuff planned and that includes painting . Are you planning interior renovations ? If so do all those before doing the exterior. Often interior work affects exterior facade .