Looks like stucco, yes? Has brick ever been painted or stained? When was landscaping done? Does anyone actually use that paver walk?

Select the roof color first. Black is too dark. It will fade. Brown is too specific and will limit your choices. There is a reason why so many roofs are grey and dark grey. Classic, neutral.

Looking at your picture, the one thing that jumps out at me is the white garage door. When you go to paint, paint that garage door the same color as the body choice. The current arrangement makes the garage door the focal point.

Your roof is not visible from the street and it seems you are in a tropical region so I am wondering why you are considering dark colors for the metal roof. I think for practical purposes, you should go light.

I am assuming the brick is currently painted white. You can do white on the siding and a darker color that you like on the brick. Just about any color you like should work.

Yes, it is stucco. The brick has been painted white before. People sometimes use the walkway, but it's not a necessity to keep it. Landscaping was recently redone. Thank you for mentioning the garage door. We will keep it the same color as the body of the house as ya'll recommended. We are in Florida, but the roofer says there's enough padding that a dark roof won't add heat to our house. The reason we were leaning towards dark is to make an impact. The dark colors look stunning. Everyone around here has the silver metal roofs and you can see staining from the trees and there's not a lot of contrast with the silver.

Does anyone have any recommendations for a color to make the brick pop against behr white 52? And a suggestion for the door color? And fascia? I appreciate all your comments

There is a reason why the metal roofs are not a dark color. Heat and sun fading. In two years that beautiful color will fade--big time. If you are located in Florida, light and heat need to be reflected and not absorbed. Good old boring white for this house would look great.

White, huh. I didn't think about that. We don't see white around here too often in metal. It's usually the silver everyone has. I'll look at some samples. Thank you for the recommendation. Is it weird to have an off white paint with a white metal roof?

Without going too far out of your comfort zone, and agreeing with the other comments about white roof, this color scheme would be nice (maybe an oak garage door vs. the orange, but for visual. Adding copper lights and accents as well

Garage door example and possible front door as well. Using oak accents brings in the copper color in a more natural way, then copper accents as well would be a nice accent to the mountain stream.

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If you check Bear's painting site you get coordinating colors for White 52. One of those is lime color Soda Pop, that I think would be good for front door.

https://www.behr.com/consumer/ColorDetailView/52/

Thank you for those color recommendations.

I like this photo for inspiration:

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• White color (perhaps Behr 52) for the stucco.
• Dark gray for the trim beneath the roof, the window trim, front door, and for the garage grid.
• Lighter gray for the garage squares.
• Orange, blue or another "pop" color for the brick column to the right of the garage door.
• Entryway: dunno

-- amateur

IMO the color combo you have now works well with the home. The home could be all white and be successful.

Consider a galvanized neutral roof color and not black or brown.

Here are other MCM homes and their color schemes

Think of Bermuda where they use white tiles and pastel stucco.

https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=bermuda+houses&atb=v181-1&iax=images&ia=images

I'm sorry, I was not clear. You misunderstood me. I meant white for the body of the building, not the roofing. I would suggest silver or light grey for a Florida metal roof. Good old boring white for the body of the building and a bright pop of color for the front door. Paint the garage door the same color as the body of the building surrounding it. You could even go two tone with the body of the building in a very similar fashion is currently displayed.

The other direction would be to go full Florida. Teal blues, corals, fushias. Silver roof.

@homechef59 would you get the entire house white or paint the brick an accent color?