Next time you paint, consider a different scheme. Where the house and trim are both white, there is not enough contrast to add much visual interest ... at least not near as much as there could be. I think it would be much nicer if the house were grey, like the shutters or garage door, and the trim was white. If the house was grey, they shutter could become dark accents.

The landscape is the standard builder's landscape that is somewhat high maintenance, with a lot of trimming. If not well maintained, they are able to engulf the house front. If we grew it out, it could look something like this:

To be able to make good suggestions, we need better pictures, from a different vantage point. With camera in hand, stand ON the curb. If in the viewfinder you can't see from some of the yard all the way to the roof, turn the camera sideways and use the vertical format. Be lined up with the center of the house. Take a series of slightly overlapping pictures that pan from far left to far right ... far enough that we see the neighboring houses in the background, as your landscape should be responding to the neighbors' landscapes.

Then go across the street and capture another scene. This one will include both front corners of the yard. If you need to pan the camera and take overlapping pictures in order to get the corners in, that's fine.

Most of the shutters are all arong so I would remove them and then paint the trim a darker color it does not have to be really dark but not white. You need a mixture of heights and types of plantings across the front some flowering some evergreen. I would add two large taller planters on either side of the steps that you plant with seasonal plantings , so where the 2 little conical trees are that is where I would put the planters. They will give interest to the facade all year too.

Better landscaping for your place. Add some larger lanterns.

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Consider this one for trim ideas (not landscaping) and give more presence to the porch by doubling the porch posts you already have.

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Add rustic trim instead of the shutters, which don't work as well on the double windows as a bit of trim like this would.

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You have a nice house with lots of visual interest. The color of the shutters and garage door isn't a big contrast, but that's not a big issue. You might end up with visual clutter if you painted the shutters and trim a stronger color. You have boring landscape, but it's fairly neat. I'd deepen the beds and add flowers. The biggest problem is the brown grass, but that may just be the lovely month of March.

It's the landscaping that's off.

It is not showcasing your home - it's just lined up like little barriers to your entry. and the front of your home.

Provide the pics Yardvaark asked for upthread to see if he can provide a plan that would help you.

As to the shutters - they aren't the right size so your home's proportions feel off when you look at it. Take a look at this very brief article so you can see why small shutters don't work: https://www.lifeofanarchitect.com/residential-architecture-101-shutters/