Whatever that is you've planted, it's too close to the house. If it grows, as plants tend to do ;-), it will cover your window. If you really want to design your landscape, try to include not only this bed, but your future hardscape, and the total front garden as a whole. Look out to the garden from inside the house, or from the door, and visualize what you want to see. Walk across the street and look at your house and garden from that point of view. One can only guess your climate and the sun/shade on the bed. How much time will you spend maintaining the bed? What kind of a look do you want? Low maintenance evergreens? Plants that change with the seasons? Give us a few parameters to go on...

The one permanent part of the whole equation is the warm burgundy red brick. It won't change, even if you change everything else. And the blue color of the Grey Mist is way too cool of a contrast with the warm brick. It's pretty dreadful, actually. If you must choose a grey, the darker Monterrey Taupe would be a much better choice as it has the right undertones to work with the brick instead of against it. The other warm color choices to consider would be one of the creams. I don't think any of the browns are right. And when you do the roofing, you do not want a true black or gray, you want an extremely dark brown that reads black or gra. Something like the popular "espresso" furniture color. That little hint of red-brown will keep the whole first impression cozy and warm.

I think the biggest issue is you need landscaping around the foundation of the house. Get perennial flowering shrubs, e.g. hydrangea, rhododendron, azalea, etc. And I might also fix the front walk so that it doesn't do a jag at the base of the stairs. Put flower beds on either side of the walkway. But yes, window boxes on the windows that frame either side of the front door would be lovely.

I'm not a fan of the two trees on either side of the house. I'd transplant one this year. If it takes, do the next one next year. Put in a mix of flowering shrubs. Then put a lovely tree in your yard. Place it between your windows, but 6 to 10 feet or more from the house. I like redbuds and dogwoods.