Painting brick is not maintenance free, so you could be making a rod for your own back if you move down that path. Have you considered a charcoal or darker scheme? What is currently disjointed is the dominant brown presence with the grey brick. You already have an indicator as to how successful a dark scheme would be with the entry door frame being black, which is beside grey brick. Whatever colour scheme you consider, the pipe running beside the house should get a coat of paint, preferably grey to blend with the house.
Search black and grey exteriors for some ideas. It could incorporate a wood on the front facade as a feature.

Some combinations….

Painting brick is a huge maintenance decision. If you want to cover the brick you should research Romabio. You can add any color to it and it is more permanent. It’s also more expensive initially.

That being said, if you want to keep your unique exterior, a close up of the color will help us to suggest colors for trim and other areas that can be painted or stained. My first instinct is to do a warm grey (Urban Bronze is one) on that outside wall and use it for trim as well.

Next time the roof needs to be done, it would choose a dark gray shingle. From your photo the roof looks brown.

Can we see the front door? It looks like you had it open for this photo.