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First of all, I would not paint the brick. You take a zero maintenance product and turn it into a long term maintenance issue. Plus I think your brick looks fine and you can use some colors to tie everything together. My first thought would be a gray since I see that color in your brick. However, I think it needs to be a warmer gray since you already have the brown stained columns. You have all single windows so shutters would work. Just make sure that the width of each shutter is half the width of the window so, if operable, when closed they would cover the entire window. I would pick a color for the front door that was different from the trim and shutters (if added) to make it a focal point for the house. If you're interested in seeing some of these ideas virtually check out my web site, Creative Visual Concepts

Thank you for the feedback - MUCH Appreciated. - I'll check out the Garage Door windows. The Garage Door definitely needs painting! Yes FL - We are in SW FL - Near Sarasota. I'm thinking about SW Urbane Bronze for the gutters and possibly the siding. The siding I'm struggling with - SW Evening Shadow or SW Crushed Ice also 2 that seem to be recommended with Alabaster which is the 'safe' color choice for the body. Greek Villa (another thought) seems to have a slight pink undertone. Unfortunately you can't really see the front door, except when is the front porch area. But it's a sweet sitting area with a lot of potential. We also need new screening in that area and will go with the dark bronze to match the pool cage. This small area has siding, stucco and the door to figure out paint colors that will work together There is a slight grey/blue in the roof shingles which is why I thought that could work. But then again I'm spinning and looking for help and appreciate the advice! The landscaping also 30 years old so that's a project coming soon. Along with interior needs. The house is deceiving in size. Inside it opens into an split & open floor plan with cathedral ceilings.

Yes, that is a very peachy orange color. I first thought neutral bone/beige but your photo with the lower stone section seems to have a lot of red tones, even in the darker brick. I'm no expert so i would be relying on sample cards, in various tones, and taping them against the brick to view. Some might obviously not work but those that do might be worth a sample pot painted onto large sheets and go through the process again...