The brick color is moss town with light buff mortar. Windows are pebble grey from Marvin Windows Infinity collection.

Take a look at the photos of my house. My house was painted with Behr Marquee paint colors Taupe Tease for the main color; Superior Blue for the trim; and Fire Cracker for the doors. It is recommended that you choose 3 colors for your house instead of two. My hubby will eventually paint our white downspots the same color as the house.I chose this color combination after thinking about my green roof and red brick chimney. I did not want to choose colors that would clash with them. BTW--I love my red doors!

It would be best if you could have the old gutters removed, then paint the house, then have the new gutters installed. This would allow the fascia to be painted the new trim color and the walls to be painted without the downspouts in the way. Replacing any deteriorated trim would also be made easier.

Thank you all for the input! @hallettco, I appreciate the run down on what is involved with the trim, I had no idea it was that much work. Since we are at the end of the renovation that started in October, and they've already finished repairing the siding on the back, I don't think it is wise for us to start cutting up the siding! At least I know now to rule that out. It sounds like re: shutters that we should remove them from the horizontal windows and bay window (assuming that the brick looks ok underneath, we shall see). @Patricia Colwell and @houssaon, I'm curious what you mean about the size of the shutters? They are taller than the glass part of the windows, so I'm not sure how much bigger they could get?