Shutters to not look asinine need to be within the realm of reality to fit a window when closed. That window should not have shutters, period as there is no way to make them appear functional.

A window box would look nice. You can shop online, or find a local cabinet maker or carpenter. Search images for a shutter style you might like. The house is a Ranch.

Thank you S Rodriquez...that was the "polite" way to respond...and it was helpful. :-)

Wasn't meaning it to be rude, just like to get to the point and leave no ambiguity.

Wider trim around the windows would help--maybe the same size as the strip along the roof line.

You really have a lot working against you trying to add to this window. The window is large and butted against the soffit. As Milworkman pointed out, shutters probably are out of the question. I think the best solution would be with shrubs, but then saw the "planter" at the wall base and the sidewalk right next to it. They do grow really skinny shrubs, google tall skinny shrubs for your growing zone. It may just be the photo, but it looks like the window is not centered in the wall which is also working against you. This doesn't look great, but gives you an idea. Hid the tree so it would be more visible.

Thanks everybody...I think I'll just leave it alone. I understand about the shutters and see what you are all talking about.