I'm sorry, I just saw this. Take a look at this brief article from an architect that illustrates the size and location of proper shutters: https://www.lifeofanarchitect.com/residential-architecture-101-shutters/ Here is another, more detailed article for you: https://www.oldhouseguy.com/all-about-shutters/ Once you have seen the right size shutters on the right windows, you notice all the cheapo installations especially by builders. It is hard to unsee.

2nd story looks off. they don't fit, especially the upper right one. and not to have any on the far right, looks weird. I suppose you could only use them on the lower windows, but you really don't need them. why not concentrate on doing the porch and flower bed to gain some curb appeal? maybe add some cedar posts. you'll find you won't need the shutters. did you happen to see any of the pics I posted that show the porch/flower beds? I think any of the picture examples I posted would look great w/your house. especially doing a porch

It is probably just me, but I find the design of this house not to be all that good. The front looks like it was fussed over for hours in an attempt to make the floor plan look good but ends up pretentious, then the other sides were left to happenstance. I mean it will most likely be built as it is drawn, still shedding rain and holding in heat when it is wanted, doors will open and close, countertop will still support the toaster and coffee pot and cutting boards and all the kitchen gadgets. This happens all the time, as if there is nothing more out there for us. Maybe each morning I should just brush the hair off my forehead, brush back my temples, tame my beard and head out each day, leaving the hairs on the back of my head to continue their rest, fore I do not see them so what should I care.

I had my husband remove the shutters and I did a few colour visualizers. What do you think? The colour is in the bottom left corner …