Go to Romabio and check out their products.

Lime wash to me with the beige windows would make it more bland in my opinion. I would have went white windows and trim.

Well, there was a price to pay for going with white. We chose beige, and so we're going from there. Thanks.

Lime wash would look great on your house. You might try a black trim around the outside of your beige windows for contrast........

Yes, I too am not a fan of your particular brick. That said, I would never turn a low maintenance home into one that will need Future upkeep if painted.

In my opinion I would only paint if it was discolored or exceptionally ugly.

I would spend my money are lush landscaping, Perhaps even invest in a landscape architect to draw up a plan.

You could also do a stain, but it might have to be dark to overcome the variegation. I also worry that the tan trim might disappear into lime wash, but otherwise it could be a good choice here. Pick a nice bright contrasting color for the front door when you're done!

I was hoping For specific color suggestions for the window trim. I’m certainly not going back with the dark vanilla-like color you currently see. Was hoping someone would suggest a taupe or grey shade. Also looking for color suggestions for porch floor and steps and shutters. Thx.

I believe Romabio’s Avorio is similar to Benjamin Moore’s White Dove,,just to get the ball rolling,,

Paint the trim to match the windows so they aren’t screaming “I’m a new vinyl window!” Don’t paint/limewash/whatever over that pretty brick. It’s already made to look aged and interesting. Expand the foundation planting out further into the yard, add some curved lines to it (ask for help from folks here if you need ideas), put in some interesting plants. You have a pretty house with a lot of potential!