Monument

Monument. Or woodland grey, but that does have a green tone, which your brick dark flecks are not. So....monument

I think my two favourites are Monument and Dune. My only concerns are that Monument might be too dark and Dune too beige

Monument, Woodland Grey is too muddy.

I wondered about the roof colour too.

No to the Shale Grey, at least the way it shows on my computer, too light, too bright. The others are a maybe.

Is there a reason you’re only using Colorbond colours? There are 1000s of colours that would work better. Depending on the other fixed elements eg the roof as others have suggested. I like your idea of doing everything in the one colour and dark is the current trend for updating brick.

The roof tiles are a brown colour 

I'm using Colorbond colours to make the decision a bit easier, I like that it narrows down the options

It’s a rather expensive decision to make on that basis but it’s your house. I’d use Dulux Domino or Namadji depending on which best matched the dark fleck in your brick.

I have thought about Namadji before, it seems very close to Monument

Namadji or Monument

Namadji has more of a brown under tone which should work well with your roof. I do like Monument but it can on occasion have a bit of a bluey purpley under tone which isn’t always great with brown. BUT sample pots are cheap (or the A4 cards from Dulux) and I’d try both in different areas around your house.

Without seeing how brown the roof is , or how big ( i.e. what proportion of the overall 'picture' standing at the front fence is the roof ? ) , I'd be inclined to go for a crisp white on the trim , except maybe a red or burgudy on the gutters ?

My gut feeling is that going a monument or similar will make the bricks look 1980's vintage , while the trim will look dark and like someone has taken a 1980's house and tried to make it look more modern , but failed .

I think Monument or similarly dark will look amazing. I agree it won't update the era of the house, but it will showcase the brickwork for what it is and overall achieve a smart look with the colour combo.

If your roof is brown I'd look at Resene Ironsand. It is a dark colour that looks like charcoal at first glance but has a brown undertone.

Seems like Ironside is an NZ colour

Its Ironsand not Ironside. Resene is a NZ company but it is available in Australia too I believe.

Ironsand is a very popular colour here as it is so versatile.

www.resene.com.au

Oops that's what I meant, going by Google it's not readily available so not sure if Bunnings would mix their colours

Sorry I thought that you had included painting the roof. Can you post a photo of the house

Ironside is also called Taupe, if you can get the formula it can be mixed into other paint brands.

Please note ironside and ironsand are 2 different colours. I was suggesting IRONSAND

Sorry I meant ironsand

Where are you? Which State, beach, suburbs, country? How much foliage around? Age on house? And photos?

Monument or Dune

Dune as you have a brown roof . Monument is very dark and with the dark brick and brown roof , would be depressing. My taste only and no offence to the many monument lovers .

Monument is ever so slightly cool so it takes the orange out of the brick. I have some trim on a red brick house - some is domino and some is monument and I wish I had painted it all monument. It's just looks so good with brick.

@Rach S Is your brick similar to mine?

Hmmmm.. mine is more of a red red brick but still has the warm tones

I love monument, its a great contrast and still picks up the dark spots in the bricks.

Klavier