a pergola at the line between the top of the doors and the upper window unit.

Pergoladepot.com has some interesting kits might give you some inspiration.

What direction does this face? I could possibly see an arbor but whatever you do, it has to be beefy enough to blend with the heavy window trims and stones.

IMO take those poorly sized shutters off please .I think the best would be a simple glass and black metal awning to work witht he other black metal in the lights etc.One to match the arch would be perfect but not sure how to do that in that small space above the door please put some big planters on that stoop.

You probably need a custom awning for this application. I like this look for your home. It would provide protection from rain but little sun protection. If sun control is needed you need either special film for windows or a remote control solar screen.

It faces NE

I think I'd leave it alone. There's a LOT going on with the millwork and trim on this façade. Adding an awning or portico would just be yet another element.

With NE facing, you don’t need sun control so perhaps consider other updates such as new exterior light fixture and possibly bench for porch. Also, wider black door mat at bottom of stairs. Here are some ideas.

I would leave alone, too.

You don't have enough space between the top of the door and the window above for any kind of awning to fit.

What is the problem you are trying to solve? Rain getting guests wet? Rain driving into the front entryway? Snow piling against the front door?

I think you might have enogh space for something like this but in black metal and clear glass

This might just be too much for the entrance.

Maybe a canopy held up with wood brakets like you see below.

Rain is the issue at the front door. I

Bump?

What do you like or not like about the suggestions that were made? If you're concerned about the look of the house overall, please provide a photo of the whole house.

One other possibility would be to downsize the height of the doors. These look quite a bit taller than the standard door size.

New shorter doors will probably gain you enough space between the top of the doors and the bottom of the window to be able to fit a cover of some kind. Awning/ canopy/ portico...

The height & bulk of the covering will help to balance the out of scale shorter doors.

I'm in the leave it alone camp. Adding some type of awning would make it look like the entrance to a hotel.