I have both Blonde and Ivoire in parts of my house and ended up using Navajo White (the top color on the Blonde strip) on the ceiling. It reads white, but is nice and warm. It is so chameleon, I used it on every one of my ceilings throughout the house.

Is the trim around the windows paintable? I ask bc you’ve got a lot of things going on between the front door color, the siding and the brick. The trim around the windows further distracts.

Gray roof is good. I would not go with the black trim. Black paint and even black metal fades or oxidizes and shows spider webs, dust and damage more than lighter colors. Maybe a gray-blue or gray-green trim? To me, cream siding close to the brick color would be good with an interesting trim color, but it would have to be a good match. And maybe paint the stone in front by the trellis the same cream. There is a school of thought that garage doors should recede, so match the siding, but your's are front and center so you may as well make them look interesting. There is the concern of maintenance requirements on exposed wood garage doors, though.

Hey, neighbor! I’m not far from you. I’m sure you’ve seen this popular Gaines’ project in your searches, but I really like the charcoal with the brick. Despite it being a Tudor style, I think the color scheme would work on your house: From Houzz, great-looking combo: https://www.houzz.com/photos/blonde-brick-phbr0lbl-bl~l_3766 I really love the red on this M Street house in Dallas. It was for sale years ago, wish I could find more pictures of the exterior. Again, Tudor, but just wanting to show color scheme: I think red accents and blonde brick look so good together: I know I’ll be the lone dissenter here, but I hope you keep the iron railings and columns. :) ETA: Another in Fort Worth with charcoal. The brick isn’t quite as blonde as yours, but similar enough: https://dallasmidcenturymodernhomes.com/listings/1400-alta-drive-fort-worth-texas-mls-14655934/