I think dulux 'self destruct' would look beautiful and blend well with your brickwork, also for garage door, we had exterior blinds with a scallop, I cut the scallop off and painted them to match the house and they look great and more modern , used exterior paint and roller, easy and fab update.

I would like to change the look of my home to Hampton style. Is this achievable with my current brick color. I have attatched a photo to this query. I am thinking of rendering the 3 piers at the front of the house in a Dulux Light Leather, then the parapet that runs horizontally across these piers I would paint Dulux Woodland Grey. I may then paint the top storey in 1/4 strength Woodland Grey. What do you think of this colour scheme. Are my bricks too orange for this to work?

with such a great outlook the house doesn't need much colour but what colour is the roof and windows and are the windows timber or aluminium? my first choice would be to paint over all the blue with a neutral colours like Colorbond Evening Haze and Cove for a much more subtle scheme and keep the walls, roller doors and windows in shades of white, water blast all the paving and use landscaping, outdoor furniture and planters for bling

Was recently like you with yellow. Have just repainted eighteen year old light white washed look brick house (charcoal roof and black windows) that had all dated classic cream trims - garage, front door, eaves, downpipes, patio ceilings etc which I wanted gone. Go to Bunnings or local paint shop and collect all the little sample swatches that appeal to you. Then in my case I bought Dulux A4 size sheets in colours that I liked. You can then compare the Dulux A4 sheets with other brand colours if you want. When you narrow it down you have the option of buying sample pots. I knew I didn't  want white (too light) cream (too yellow) or beige (too boring.) Finally made a choice in between cream and beige and am very happy. Looks fresh and bright, goes perfectly  with the bricks and no more yellow. As you are painting the full house remember the colour you choose might need to be a shade darker than what you think.