I suggest no shutters. Most of the windows could not carry properly sized ones.

I love a wood front door, but with the covered front porch, it looks like the door would disappear into the shadows if it were wood or even too dark colors. If your front door has white trim around it then a wood or darker door works IMO. I can't tell from the pics posted if you have much trim around the front door or not. Right now we are getting the black hole effect on your lovely home. Try a lighter, brighter accent color or even a soft color for your front door. What is your favorite color? Try that :) The front door should be the accent color and not the same color as your proposed shutters. ^This one is surrounded by white trim and sidelites so it doesn't recede into the shadows.

I think your brick is classic with black and white, as in P Banos' first example. Be sure to paint your downspouts to blend with the brick. ETA - Another thought...this is BM Tarrytown Green that can work nicely with certain brick.

CRAP! I was trying to figure out how to quote or reply to specific comments and accidentally reported chloebud's post as spam. I'm sorry chloebud! @chloebud Thank you. We love the brick too. They are one of the reasons that we chose this house. I made a thread requesting assistance in identifying them and I'm hoping the right person comes along with some solid information. Here's a link: https://www.houzz.com/discussions/6170934/help-identify-brick @nester44 Thank you. I called myself "looking", but didn't find them. I'm not having the best of luck navigating the site. I don't know what style my house is inside either!!! LOL I do plan to learn before making changes. @decoenthusiaste The thing that I hate about nandina is that you can't just move it and be done. The bed that it came from will likely be empty for months because I want to try to make sure that I've got it out of there. Believe it or not, I'm actually considering replanting it along the open side of my carport. That area is in the view of my carport doorbell camera. When the camera detects motion, it sends a text notification, makes an announcement inside the house, and records 90 seconds of video, The gate for my neighbor's backyard is in between our houses. He uses it about 7 billion times a day, and we get the notifications, announcements, and videos each time. I've visited the idea of blocking the view between the houses several times, but haven't found a quick/simple solution that I can accept. Now I suddenly find myself with with all of this nandina, and I think it would do the job until I close in the carport.