Yes it is for woodwork.

I suggest painting everything that's brown or green a soft, light, neutral antique white that links back to the stone work. If your leaving the brick in what looks like a yellowish sandstone colour then match the gables to this. Only if you paint the brickwork would it be worth using a more modern colour scheme such as grey. The white trims, details and edgings would still work. The window frames really date the exterior. Paint them, or better, replace them, depending on your budget. I would replace the light at the front door. It seems intrusive/obstructive with the way it hangs down. Paint the light pole in the yard the same neutral off white as the trims. I know this is not the edgy modern look but there is a lot going-on on this facade and it all needs to be brought back together and be harmonious.

Gutters, barge boards and soffits need to be "hidden", so paint them in the same colour as the their surroundings - otherwise they stick out like a sore thumb.

We are purchasing a home that has stained concrete floors in the color "Cola" it is a darker brown with warm red and orange tones. The walls are currently dark blue and we are wanting to lighten up the walls. We figure there are limited options with such a fatk floor so we are looking for wall and trim.color ideas. Thinking we'll have to go with a Mediterranean look? Any ideas for colors?