I would eliminate shutters on bay window and door.

The shutters at the door aren’t terrible but the ones on the second floor are.

It always looks odd to me to have things planted right in front of the door. ”Stay back!” is what they say to me.

I think I’d leave the stones alone and paint the siding a dull rust color. If you keep the door shutters, then they could be a deep brown.

Completely agree with @Celery. Visualization, Rendering images that removing the shutters would be an improvement.

I would be careful about painting the rock because painting natural stone can often result in a very blah flat result. Natural stone has lovely variation and texture and paint can result in a blotchy mass. Some of the experts recommend some alternative products to paint here, though I have no personal experience.

There are a few things that strike me about your house. The first is that the colors are a bit disjointed and jarring. I think you need to find a harmonious palette that works with the stone. I think the bright white garage door and front door are a bit jarring, and especially the red shutters look both jarring and out of place.

These two pictures I found online seem to have similar stone and have used a softer white or softer taupe color with the stone. I think that would work better.

One other thing you didn't ask about, so feel free to reject, is that you might consider replacing the blobby shrubs with new landscaping. To me the overly pruned random blob shrubs always scream 1970s to me. I think more naturally shaped shrubs with some perennial flowers would work much better.

Thanks so much for the suggestions. I love the creamy beige with olive trim! . The home is a recent purchase and looking to make landscaping changes also- turning it into a two car driveway so half of the front law will be cemented or paved. The shutters will go - not crazy about them esp in red! The door will be wood toned in my current vision. Keep the ideas coming! I’m not good with designing sadly.