I've been looking at high end roofing tile websites and one of them has a color expert that made recommendations for house paint colors with their orange/brown roof tiles. Here is a link to some of the schemes they recommend that may give you some inspiration: https://www.davinciroofscapes.com/blog/exterior-color-schemes-autumn/ You can color match to Sherwin Williams brand paint.

Celery- That color was actually on my list and then for some reason I didn't get a sample of it. I didn't know gray was going out already! I do have Patricia- I live in a teeny little neighborhood with only about 6 houses and two of them have a greenish tint that I am not fond of. The thing is I have a weird tan/brown stone to my house so going sage would probably match better than the blue/gray anyway. We had some storm damage and my roof is now moire black from certainteed. It's definitely a strange looking home but the inside is what sold me on it. Honestly I feel like there's not much hope for curb appeal. I was going to go vertical board and batten style for the hardie board but clearly I am clueless if anyone has better advice I would very much appreciate it!

Thank you RedRyder ! I want to hard scape the front lawn. Open the entry area by having a paved path from front door to the sidewalk. Add some colorscape plants around the back wall but low lying plants nothing that grows big and bushy. I want to take off that maple tree that is covering the front window as I feel it’s taking away from the front aesthetics of the house and that tree feels too busy and noisy for the clean look i prefer but my Gardner always talks me out of it for the last 5 years. Yea I always prefer clean statement pieces that is why my entire house has minimal furniture and barely any wall art. In the entire house I have only one large wall art.

I like all the colors and advice you have received so far. Evergreen Fog is one of my favorites. I’m just adding more choices that I think would work with your roof and brick. You actually have a lot of options because the roof is pretty neutral. Big samples are important, and everything looks lighter outside.