I like the current color. I could see a warm gray as well. I would remove the shutters and the overgrown shrubs to open up the entry.

I like the current colors too. Take down the shutters, they don't do anything but distract from the nice lines of the house.

Maybe Sage Green or Gray. If you go dark with a paint color, the pink brick will stand out because it will be the brightest color on the house.

And the front door should be considered in any color scheme but we can't see it. I agree trim and thin out the area.

anything in sage green will compliment the brick beautifully.

Hi, can you show us a picture of the brick up close?

I agree that the current colors are fine - landscaping clean-up and more color would help more than paint. The brown roof is the most dominant color you need to design around. I would also take the shutters down.

If you are adamant about painting a different color, look at warm grays or green grays (what color is the mortar? sometimes matching that works well). You will want to test with a large sample board that you can move around the house.

I don't know what this is, maybe Jogging Path or Anew Gray? It goes well with the mortar.

The garage door maybe something close to Keystone Gray. But this is a charcoal roof.

This is a mockup with SW Retreat (and more of a gray roof)

The brown roof is boxing you in more than the brick because there is more of it. The wrong shade of gray (leaning blue) on the siding will not work because of the roof. Taupe is a possibility. While I love the colors Lyn is recommending, because the siding is only on the right side of the house I wouldn't want something that far away from the brick and roof colors. I would stick with the existing color or something slightly darker, remove the shutters and paint the garage doors the same color as the siding because you don't need more brown. If a roof replacement is coming up in the near future then you could certainly consider moving toward gray.

I think something similar to the shades Lyn posted or the Retreat from Susie would work nicely with your brick and roof. Definitely lose the shutters and open up the entry area.

I agree that the Rosemary or Shade Grown colors that Lyn would look nice with your brick. If replacing consider vertical siding since your house is long and linear. Remove shutters and the huge bushes that are hiding your front door. If you went with a color similar to Rosemary I’d suggest Shade Grown for your garage doors.

The first two photos posted by @Susie. Those soft taupes are gorgeous.

This has always been my fave for a good look with brick you can go a bit lighter or darker bit this is a very complimentary colo for brick. Taupes IMO are boring and rarely work with brick . Waht style do you love for a home ? I would for sure remove those shutters they do nothing for the house , removing all the overgrowth in front of the enty is a must then landscaping will give you the best bang for your buck after the siding is changed .I do not hate the brown of the garage doors but they are pretty boring too. I do not like yellow based greens ever .

My home has pink brick and dark red siding with cream trim.

It will all be painted to match the siding a bit better, but you can see the brick and red color together below in different lighting

I would remove the shutters and do a deep red on the garage doors, siding and front door.

I also like a green, but not blue green

Blue Green feels off

Here is the blog I wrote on the quest to find paint for my very PINK brick house. It has held up well and this year I replaced the brown roof with Landmark Certianteed Weathered Wood. Hope it helps with your decisions: Bringing the Light

Bringing the House into the Light

Gustaviatex, wow! I’ve used your house as an example on many threads, after seeing it on Google searches. I’m really excited to learn that it belongs to a fellow poster here!

Thank you for sharing your blog link, I’m saving it. It’s so helpful.

Your house and yard look wonderful. :)

My DD just bought a mid-century house (in Texas) that originally had a similar brick color as yours … unfortunately, flippers painted it white. We so wish they hadn’t.

Thank you @gustaviatex. The Keystone Gray ^ siding is beautiful.

Thanks to both of you! Pink brick is not that common but can look wonderful :-)

I love this deeper green from Jennifer Hogan.

Hey Gustaviatex, I think you showed your house on another “pink brick” post. I thought it seemed familiar. I especially love that fabulous grape front door on your house! I used Keystone Gray on trim/garage doors for a rental we had with brick that was more orange and it worked great with that also. It would show less of a stripe effect on the garage of the OP’s house than the darker colors would.

Yep, there aren't a whole lot of posts about pink brick. My subdivision was built in 1977 and there is one other pink brick house in the neighborhood. Funny, we built a house in the 50s when I was a child and my mother picked pink brick for it!

Wow Houzz Community! You are all wonderful for sharing your ideas. I cant thank you enough for even mocking up some colours and providing such thoughtful options. I will need to make a decision this week and am seriously considering removing the shutters. For those of you who asked, here's a close up of the brick.

Another option is to use a rich brown with some red in it. Instead of painting the garage doors the same color as the siding consider keeping it close to the brick color so that it doesn't look choppy.