If you HATE the bricks so much, keep with your dark theme and paint the bricks and roof black as well.
Personally I like the look of the black frames with the bricks as they are. But then I would not choose your kitchen bench colour. Each to their own design preferences. But I really like your range hood cover.

Renovation of the garden and pool fence look would be my priority.

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I think all black would look as though the house has been burnt . If you do go that route , then consider keeping the brick chimney and the pillars in the original state .

Funnily enough , I think the whole house already looks too dark , and I think the bricks and the roof are actually a good base , but again just personally , the windows used to close in the garage I would have liked to do in say surfmist or silver just to lighten things up . Maybe not for good reasons , but the lighter concrete below those windows is the first thing I noticed -- I realise it will presumably get covered or painted , but I noticed it because it is lighter in tone .

The green fence doesn't help , and I'd do it in charcoal , which might sound 'silly' with what I said about the windows , but to do just the fence in a lighter silver or white or off-white would look 'weird' -- you want the house to be noticed , the fence less so .

So what else ? Maybe a bright front door , or even a natural cedar or lighter -- make it a feature , at present it just blends/blands in . Maybe 2 or 3 large bright orange or yellow 'ali baba' glazed pots with vibrant spikey plants , bamboos , etc positioned right along the front -- large pots at least 60cm x 80cm to get noticed !

Just my thoughts .

I think your bricks look fine. I dislike your tiled roof as it seems too textured and shiny.
You mention landscaping so assume the green pool fence is going.
Can you do larger photos as it's hard to see the poll ones on the phone?

And what are we voting on?

I like the bricks and while the brick pillars in the fence look quite orange in the photo with the sun on them (look completely different in the shaded photo and not overly orange!), the house bricks are multi-toned and the orange ones are well balanced with the charcoal and brown ones. I wouldn't paint or render the bricks, but it really is a personal choice.
If it was my house, I would first check whether need to fix any tiles, or repoint the ridge capping, replace gutters etc - before thinking about painting the roof. It might even be more cost effective to look at replacing with colourbond, if there is a lot of damage. A black or dark grey would look good if you have enough white somewhere to lift it. Landscaping will help too.
And are you keeping the driveway? It is a big expanse of the orange tones you really don't like.

no that whole front area will be redone. ( fence goes, driveway flipped to the other side etc)

The bricks are orangey - the color where the sunlight is on them.

The roof tiles are in good condition- no cracks or leaks.

Two seperate options --

-- If you are taking out the posts and fence and presumably lifting the driveway , it will look different , so do that first .

-- BUT having said that , what will it achieve ? It looks like a larger tree to the right , that may have to be removed . Will you build a garage there ? Because if you have space there , why didn't you consider leaving the existing garage , and building bedrooms or similar on the right hand side of your place ? Basically , you are spending quite a bit to swap sides . You may have considered all that , just running through my thought processes .