Hi Chhewang. This is a difficult question to answer without seing the house, its setting and its neighbours so I can only reply in general terms.

The first thing to remember is that once you paint brickwork you are creating ongoing maintenance with regular repainting needed unless you use a mineral silicate paint such as those made by Keim, which have a longer life.

You should also check there are no local codes or restrictions on painting your house.

The colour of your windows and doors is also important. For example I would tend not to recommend painting the walls the same colour as the windows as you will lose any definition.

My advice is usually to get this sort of work done by a professional decorator, who may be able to help with colour choice. If you want to do it yourself then I suggest painting some large pieces of ply (at least 3' x 3' or 1m x 1m) in sample colours and leaning these against the house. It is usually very difficult to get a colour right just by looking at a colour card.

While bold colours can work in certain situations I would start by looking at pale neutrals and off-white colours.

Good luck with the project.

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