I would go without shutters. They are not right size for your windows.

^Agree...no shutters with your size/style windows. If the storm door's a must, something full glass would be better. Your brick is nice. Are you keeping the siding color?

Unfortunately yes, keeping siding color. We could get new size shutters if needed?

Actually, the windows aren't the right style/size for shutters, especially the lower left window. Even decorative shutters should be sized right. That means each shutter should be half the window's width. Hard to do on double windows without it looking odd. You could get by with it on the upper windows with wider shutters, but I'd go with just a nice, wide trim.

ETA - This link might help more.

https://www.lifeofanarchitect.com/residential-architecture-101-shutters/

Just wanted to add those are simply some guidelines for shutters. What matters is what looks good to you. :-)

Thanks, This isn't our forever home and we just want to update while we live in still for next few years. Not sure what easiest. What about color for door?

No shutters. You have too much going on already with arches, incredibly tall pillar. Without shutters, a medium teal door will stand out. Your front door deserves a really nice step in brick that matches siding. Maybe think about a white pergola over white garage door to soften the look and link with all the other white trim.

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To me the door needs more focus compared to the windows and garage. It's kind of hiding behind the storm door and looks small. Painting it white might help, along with a larger light fixture. If there's room, maybe some pots flanking the door (or next to the column) with some colorful blooms.

I'm not a pro so see if some of them weigh in.

We do do that! Big planters with colorful blooms in Fall and Spring flanking door--I just don't have them out right now in winter :)