So you want to devalue your house by painting the brick IMO a bad idea. Your house is nothing like the inspiration pic and all the piant in the world will not change that. To get your house even close to that will cost more than building a new one.IMO paint colors are decided for particualr style of the house and IMO yours needs a color that works with the brick and if you want to modernize a bit choose new windows with no grids .If you have the $$$$ you could check out modern farmhouse and get closer to what you want.

Are you trying for the style of your inspiration house or just the colours? The style, as Patricia says, is out of reach. If you want that you need a different house.

If you just want the colours, then your brick will be a problem. It doesn't really go with either of them. You could up the contrast by roofing in a dark brown instead of a light-ish grey. And you could get rid of your shutters and window grids to tone down the colonial vibe.

If you are keeping the shutters..i would start by painting the trim and shutters black...unless the white is in bad shape i cant see enough difference in your color inspiration white to go to so much expense..most times a complete paint job is more satisfying if there is a color change..it gives your home..and you..a fresh start...

Thank you for all the comments.

@houssaon...thank you so much for the visual. Can you provide a picture with the brick part not painted? Greatly appreciated.

Here you go!

Thanks again. I definitely need to do to something with the garage 🤗

I will have to keep the shutters and paint them black.

There is an unnatural feel to me...to just paint brick all white...and the varied partial whites seem more cottage-y....perhaps you could explore stain as an option...a more sheer color influence ...what appeals to you ...a darker or lighter color?

A greenish stain could tone down the red....still look like brick ..but not so red?...black or charcoal seem too dark ....and are more appropriate on a more contemporary home...

Perhaps you could add siding from the roofline down to a foot or so above the garage doors..to lessen the impact ...leaving the brick as a smaller detail

Thanks btydrvn. I like lighter colors. I appreciate your comments..

@houssaon, with the natural brick in place, can you show the garage doors in white and another picture in black?

@houssaon also, can you create a visual of what btydrvn is recommending here "Perhaps you could add siding from the roofline down to a foot or so above the garage doors..to lessen the impact ...leaving the brick as a smaller detail"

Your windows are not right for shutters. Maybe if the grids were black.

I will not be able to replace my window pane to black. I will have to keep my white window pane (I do have a trim around those windows (hard to tell) that can be painted.

The tiny trim around the windows and the trim on the peaks and roof line can be painted black...the grates ..of course cannot...just curious...why can’ you remove the shutters?..it would be possible to “remove” them by painting them to match the house

Here's a mock-up of your house with whiter (not white) siding and darker roof, gutters, shutters and garage door. I think this might give you the kind of contrast you seem to be looking for without having to fiddle with the brick.

Some inspiration for you.

This person painted the brick alabaster to match the house and removed the shutters. Your shutters have to go. Also look into lime washing the brick instead of painting.

I wish I was better at photoshopping so I could help you more to visualize. If you aren‘t changing the windows, can’t remove grilles or shutters, the best you can hope for is a sort-of contemporary colonial look.

This one reminds me of your house.

This one has the brick skirting mentioned Above

I like the rendition Jennifer K did with the black garage.