Where are you located?

I've been checking out a couple of companies;

http://www.stoneselex.com

http://www.estoneworks.com

I would tend keep the stone along the same family as your walls, just a little darker. But not too much since your roof is already a deep shade. You wouldn't want your walls to look like a horizontal stripe in between your roof and stone.

Here is a link that might be useful: My Page

Have you considered painting the brick a slightly darker colour than the body of your house as a first (cheaper, easier) attempt?

It's not the brick that's the problem. There's nothing wrong with that brick that a better color on the house wouldn't make look great. That purpley pink taupe color is pretty awful.

Wow -- I'm not seeing that as purpley pink taupe, but more as a stone grey. Maybe it's my monitor.

At any rate, if you decide to go with the stone, pick a blend that has other colors besides the taupe or grey, so if you decide to change the house color later, you can pick some other color from the stone.

CulturedStone.com has a product selection guide where you can see their blends Go to literature and click on product selection guide to download it. Depending on what color your home really is, maybe something like "fog" or "Tudor" or "redmont" or "rustic Southern" would work.

Mr Mouldings, this is the 3rd time you have ignored the prohibition of business use of the forum so you can expect to hear from the moderator.