I can’t recommend a specific colour, Stephanie, as online colours can be so deceptive, but because the brick is so colourful, I would choose two shades of the same colour for your trims. This would prevent it looking too flat if everything was exactly the same but not introduce yet another hue. My choice would be a warm, pale stone (not too yellow or too grey), as close as possible to one of the brick colours. We found the staff at our local independent paint store to be really helpful when choosing colours and were actually less expensive than the big nationwide chain when buying a largish quantity. Hope this helps a bit, anyway

Love the new timber they really pop. I would consider replacing bay window to match. Then painting everything else that is brown with black. Choose a new tile for verandah in a lighter colour. Keep away from browns and red tones as there is too much already.

I would pick up the darkest colour in your bricks, Dulux domino would look great on trims and garage, shutters, add some gorgeous planters at your front door and look for some fabulous outdoor chairs for the corner of veranda, add black metal light or paint the one you have in ‘domino’ .... gorgeous.

the darkest colour in the bricks looks almost inky blue-ish, which i think would like stunning in gloss on the shutters . The blue tone would make a beautiful contrast with the golden elements in the brick work, and work well with the timber work. Definitely get the bay window redone in timber and consider a slate tile verandah floor.

i would like to see plain white as a contrast to all that dark colourful bricks.. check the specialist paint companies where you can upload photos of your house and try different colours