I don't find the brick color offensive, but you can have it stained to darken the color or cool it a bit. Then you could maybe go with dark window frames and railings. Photoshop in a minute.

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Note that you could make it browner instead of grayer, but you get the idea anyway.

I like your brick. A gray-green shade would also work for the trim. Similar to the trim on these windows.

Other than pointing mortar if it’s in disrepair, brick is no maintenance. For that reason I would not touch it.

i would first work on the steps and the driveway.

I would cut back the tree and think about landscaping.

Maybe all you see is pink because with all the white, there isn’t anything else to notice. I’d do the windows and trim and doors and stairs and landscaping and then if I still only saw pink, I’d weigh my options of altering the brick color.

Love the black window trim. Would paint the garage door to recede. The color of the brick is fine. Wouldn’t touch it.

Wouldn't change the brick for the same reason indicated by eld6161 .

Would trim the shrubs encroaching upon the step railing.

Instead of altering the brick, draw more attention to the front entry -- door and surrounding area -- by enhancing that area and, perhaps, include facing the front steps ... adding the same facing to the walls on each side of the garage door.

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You could paint the front doors the darkest gray color from within the gray brick and add a kick plate to each -- then compliment that with a pair of lights in the same metal finish as the kickplate. Add the house number using the same metal finish -- either on the porch post or on a lamp post at the base of the steps, also in the same metal finish. You could add a pair of solar lights atop posts at the bottom of the steps and/or a light post at the end of the sidewalk.

I think the brick is very attractive. When you replace the windows, I would look at black casement ones with grids. Think about painting all the white trim the same color as the limestone window headers. Get a black wrought iron railing. Maybe change the gutters to black.

Benjamin Moore blue for the front doors in a high gloss finish.

The gray-green would be fabulous. You also need to paint the lower masonry and garage door.

I would paint the wood trim a true white. It looks murky now.

I don't like the tan detail above the windows and I would paint or stain it white.

I like the black windows but they are the most expensive.

I did another with dark blue door.

To me your brick looks like the color I think of as old red.

The tree needs trimmed and I would remove the evergreen by the steps.