I'd go w/a much darker roof. you could get a brownish/black or a grayish/slate charcoal. something along this line

Identical brick showing the charcoal colors and other tones to use (dark bronze down spout and gutters are a great idea. I'd do a dark trim color too)

GAF Timberline

here's how this one looks w/brick. GAF Slateline English Gray

https://www.homedepot.com/p/GAF-Seal-A-Ridge-Charcoal-Hip-and-Ridge-Cap-Roofing-Shingles-25-lin-ft-per-Bundle-45-Pieces-0850180/206593176

Any of these roofing companies will send you free samples. make sure to get them first before deciding.

As for the siding, 100% NO TAN!

I'd prob go darker like one of these Hardie Siding colors

I also photoshopped a wood door to play down all of that white

Lowes carries the Rich Espresso. here's a close up of it w/a nice white and trimmed shrubs.

Here's the Hardie siding in that Rich Espresso. this would be perfect w/your brick

find a siding color similar to this brown/taupe like Rushing river, do your doors/garage in the Iron Ore, and trim in the alabaster. Slate/brown roof color

get samples of these three and see how they look. (vertical siding is really nice)

I'd tone down all that white and aim for this color you see on the trim/garage door

here's the AGed Pewter siding color. A red front door might look really nice w/this color

Here's the lighter siding (try Hardie Cobblestone) w/a dark charcoal roof and white trim. It's not much diff than what you have.

Paint the front door and garage door in a dark brown/black for some contrast

Here's a dark one w/red brick. have you considered doing the vertical board/batten siding? it's a lot more updated

Here's another vertical siding in the color that would work w/your brick. Notice the garage door/front door in the dark color, along w/the wood posts for some extra warmth. this color roof tile would be fine on yours

This siding color is kendall Charcoal. it's a brownish/gray that would work w/your brick. notice the garage door and the wood front door.

Bronze rain gutters

But if you really want the lighter tan colors, then match the roof to this one and find a similar color to this artisan tan

or do the darker roof. this is basically your home/brick, w/the tan siding/garage, and a dark front door. siding color is Kilim Beige

(I like the darker options better)

Dark siding w/Revere Pewter trim color, dark roof, wood doors.

BTW, if you've ever considered doing Romabio on the brick,,,,

Masonry lime above, Classico lime wash below. Just showing you options

a poster on here wanted a change from her tan siding/red brick

Here's the aftr