Your Bergiebaby is too cute!!!!

I think the planter would be lovely. Just echo the blue elsewhere, too.

The planter is beautiful.

I think I"d paint the door in some kind of coral color and the trim in a muted white.

For instance, Sherwin Williams Rejuvenate

With Sherwin Williams Pearly White

I am so glad you posted a picture of Bergiebaby. He is getting so big and cuter by the day

What a precious child! How cute in the pot. I love the pot. Bergiebaby is adorable there. I like the tan trim as long as it echoes the colors of the bricks and I love the color Rejuvenate, but would keep the trim a tan color. Too much contrast in the trim and the front door color. Use the pot as a surprise element! I love it.

Awww, I am in love with Bergiebaby :)

Maybe it's the way my monitor sees it, but I think the pink undertones are beautiful. I love the brick. I was thinking maybe push the pink by going with a raisin/mauve/rosey terra cotta door and using aged terra cotta pots. Update the sconces to larger ones with more oomph, and your pretty house now becomes elegant.

What color is the roof? Is it black? In the picture it has a bluish cast, and the cool tone is fighting with the warm tone of the brick.

Awm, can you do a rendition with the Rejuvenate on the door, her blue pot, and the pearly white (which Sherwin Williams matches with the Rejuvenate) on the wood, including a thin trim around the windows? I'd be very curious. My thinking is that a coral-colored door would compliment the pink in her brick.

cute house, and most of all cute kiddo!

I think your house looks lovely. My thought would be to consider is to paint the entryway a bright color that brings out the tones in the brick; maybe orangy or terracotta; something that would contrast with the pretty turquoise pot

Cute, cute baby!

Here is Tibbrix's coral & white

Thanks Awm!

Hmmmâ¦.not sure. Pic is not a good angle.

Bergiesgirl, can you take a pic of the house straight on?

I am beginning to think this brick is a color different from what I originally thought. If it is pink as you say, paint the trim a buttery ivory and paint the front door so dark grey that it looks black from 100 feet and add the blue planter near the door.

Maybe it's my monitor, but I think Rejuvenation makes the brick look more pink. Something warmer might work, but Patricia's suggestion of dark grey might be worth a try. Especially with the color of the roof. Unless you are replacing the roof sometime soon.

Bergiebaby is adorable! Maybe pick up some of the burnished color of the edge of the pot for your front door. It looks like a pewter but not sure.

What about an eggplant colour? Dark purpley-black. With the turquoise pot.

Thanks so much everyone for all the suggestions and all the sweet comments about Bergiebaby. Sorry I got caught up with all my Wisconsin friends in town for the game, so heartbreaking.

awm03 The roof is like a grey black, it really doesn't have any blue, but I definitely see how it isn't in harmony with the brick. Tibbirx I really like the coral for the door, I think the white may be too white,

Patricia I like the idea of dark grey door and the buttery ivory trim. I also love MGMum idea of the eggplant door as well.

Thanks for all the suggestions and now instead of having no idea, I have all these options running through my head,

Holy cow bergiebaby! We have the same brick and it took me months to figure out a color to go with it. We finally painted the trim/garage doors BM Sandy Hook and the front door BM Warm Sienna. I like the way it turned out.

I think the blue planter will look great- with or without the sweet pea already planted. :)