I would not break up the color.

I like your current color. But you could go shades lighter to almost white. I agree, don't break it up.

I think the house design is contemporary and calls for a monochromatic look. That said, you could use shades of a certain color--so if you grab a color strip, use 2 or 3 of them to stay within that color family but give you a slight variation that would be pretty subtle. Just a thought.

With your windows trim white/light siding would be great

Here's a brand new house stained a color similar to yours. It might be a good idea to have your roof not blend in with the siding completely.

I agree with Celery. white will update it to a more modern look and tone down the 70s. I love it, it's a very cool house!

More option to go dark

I don't love the blue. it reminds me of modern homes from the 80s-90s. I really feel like white is the best, most updated look for it. in fact, I'd go even bolder, with white siding and charcoal or soft black trim!

I really like Celery. Visualization, Rendering images's vision of white with the tan trim. You maintain your windows and garage while echoing the color of the roof.

I actually like those lighter combos celery did. Right now the monotone is rather dreary.

do the lighter tones and bring in some natural wood (cedar,,,maybe some slat wood, or address plaque or garage door,,,,,something mcm )

just to show you how adding some natural wood (or Hardie cedar siding) can really play up the mcm look)

here are some color combos that all work w/the brick

btw, these whites are not pink. they are just red undertones instead of a yellow or green.

i really like the darker tones too

Thank you everyone! I love the white/tan combo -- thanks so much for the visualization Celery!

And thank you for the paint suggestions Beth H. I really like the natural wood too.