Of those 2 my choice would be Driftwood but I prefer gray/charcoal. Have you look at estate gray?

Perhaps the driftwood would provide a nice foil for the brick and siding. The OC teak might be a little to close to the brick in color .

I just had OC Brownwood installed with a similar siding and brick color.

and hers's a closeup view..debris from heavy rains last night.

"Too much brown/red. I would go with neutral charcoal gray roof."

Agree. I also like Celery's change in shutter color.

Thank you so much for your insight. I can see how the gray might be a good choice. Driftwood has a gray/light brown appearance when looking at the actual sample. I agree with the rendition of the shutters. The shutters are a darker brown but probably photographed redder due to the time of day the photo was snapped. The siding is also looking pinkish in the photo but the beige siding leans yellowish, not pinkish. Taking a photo late in the day probably changed some of the colorings.

I agree @Norwood Architects that Driftwood would counteract all of the red tones from the brick. Thanks for bringing this to my attention. The brick created many coloring challenges and I can see how the teak would be too strong. I was able to get large samples from the roofing company and the red/orange in the teak popped out which didn't on the smaller brochure sample.

Do what Celery suggested.