I think if you use a green, it should be more like this soft, lighter sage color. Copper accents would be perect with it. (lights, hardware, gutters, etc)

See the green door on this combo? The other colors are all nice too. copper light, wood address, wood doors,,

If you want lighter, the colors on the left. If you use the sage green, the Shoji white or Urbane Bronze would be nice for the trim colors

If you like the darker trim, it could look similar to this

Great ideas! Thank you!

Wash the brick so you see its true color before you finalize the paint color. Consider Hardie siding and investigate their pre-painted colors. May be pricey but saves trouble.

Take the fake tudo trim off ans thta first pic from Beth is one of my faves to go with brick

White, it will show off the architectural details.

White is also fresh and makes the building look more grand.

Looks like the Tudor detail above the large front window is actually built into the brick application, so ti may not be wise to remove it. That is also commonly found in the gables of craftsman style homes, so I wouldn't worry about it if it is recessed into the brick. The brick behind it may reveal just how the original brick looked, and you might not want to deal with any color difference. If you want a less rustic/chalet look to the home, change the siding from B&B to horizontal. Have you thought about what you might do with that smaller bumpout window on the last photo? That gives it a chalet look to me.

Yes that Tudor detail is built into the brick and I would need to re-do all the brick in that part of the house if I removed. In terms of color I’m also struggling because that front window has a putty color clad and it’s a big focal point. I’m imagining that could be painted as well but not sure. I’m not any closer on an exterior color but do appreciate all the ideas! I’m considering SW Gossamer Veil and then a darker trim but still mulling it over!

I dont see anything wrong with the color that it is, why not repaint just what you already have.