I don't quite understand ? Is your place having painted brick , or is it rendered and you want a colour like that inspo pic ? The other point I'd make is some houses suit certain colours , depending on the style of house , the roof colour , even the landscaping , so some pics would help .

We are painting our bricks.

style of the house is a ranch style L shape.

roof is shale grey. windows are surfmist. we are on 5 cleared acres in the bush. backyard fencing is post & rail painted black

Not the best photo but all i have

Its going to look awfully white IMO , even with the slight olive tones of the paint you have selected . If you look at the pic you captioned 'brick colour' , you see they have a darker roof to break the zones , and the olivey green tones of the window surrounds and crosses . Substitute your light grey roof , and essentially very light grey windows , over that picture , and it's not all that inspiring IMO .

The brick isn't quite right as it is , and I realise it was chosen to be painted over , and I assume you aren't wanting to paint the roof yet , so all I'd suggest is going with the 'brick colour' as chosen , and do all the veranda columns and rails in either a black/charcoal , or maybe a similar mid-greeny olive tone to the 'brick' inspo pic , and also the base boards in that off-green ( it would work with either green or charcoal IMO ) .

I like painted brick. The colours you’ve chosen are beige-ish and warm with Shale Grey and Surfmist being cooler tones. I would sample Surfmist first on the bricks to work with the windows. Your windows and roof lend themselves to a painted brick makeover, especially in a white-ish colour. If you head to Pinterest and search painted brick exterior you’ll see some good examples of colours, including some where the architecture is more similar to yours. You can add contrast with timber (deck, posts and door) and some colour in your landscaping. It will come up well.

The roof is brand new so wont be painting that. and the brick are the original 1970 bricks, we extented onto the house on the right hand side and had to get bricks that look similar. but unfortunately the house was built in the 70’s so bricks these days arnt the same and do not 100% match, which is why we will be painting it

the below inspo pics were our colour schemes we want to go with

We want to keep it all light coloured. no dark

our columns will remain natural timber, as well as our external doors

I’ve had a browse on the Dulux site and the Beige Royale you’ve suggested does fall into the cool tones. I would sample this and also Hogs Bristle. Hogs Bristle is an oldie but a goodie. Either would give you the look you’re after. You’re going to have test them outside as colours look lighter and different in real life.

Thanks!

yeah will defintely sample prior to painting.

hopefully someone will come across this post who has painted their exterior with this colour from dulux and pop a photo here🤞🏼

When you posted, I thought yes our home is Dulux beige royal but a completely different design. But since you are still searching for ACTUAL photos, I have attached photos of our home. Beige royal completely, except for front feature which is woodland grey. Garage door is evening haze.

Just thought I would mention, the above pictures are taken today, and our home is now 6 years old. Colour has not faded.

Thanks so much!! so great to see actual photo!