I'm remodeling my kitchen to replace traditional center raised panel style of cabinets with shaker style cabinets. I'm also replacing the window and door trims in the entire house--from colonial to a flat. I just really prefer cleaner/simpler lines. Part of the remodel includes replacement of the rear door (near the kitchen--separated by the dining nook). I'd like to replace my front door (photo below shows the current front door panel style); my garage door style matches this.

First, I'd like to move to a simpler shaker/craftsman style front door; but I don't want to replace the garage door (not in budget). I think the front door should look similar to the garage door, as they both face the street, though the front door is a bit recessed (by ~8 feet under a cover). I believe I've come up with a compromise--still raised panel--that's a bit cleaner/simpler in look: (see this door). Would that work?

Second, if I were to get that raised panel front door, does the rear door need to have a similar raised panel? The rear door is near the kitchen (with the new shaker cabinets), and I'm wondering if that combo would look odd.