Looks much better without shutters.

My suggestions: 1. Remove the shutters. Paint the front door a bright and cheerful color that you love,

2. Keep the shutters and paint the front door a bright and cheerful color.

It's a beautiful house;it looks lovely. Enjoy it.

Dark blue or the same reddish brown as the pillars. If you change the brown trim to something lighter in a few years, you could paint the shutters a lighter, brighter color.

I like the shutters. And I think you had the right idea with green but just not that green. I'd look for a lighter, bluer sage color.

Something like this. Less somber and more contrast.

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I like it a lot better without shutters.

I like the shutters but also like Beverly's mock-up without them. The current shutter color almost blends too much with the brick. Something lighter might be better.

An olive green on the shutters.

Your house is lovely. I like the idea of lighter shutters. I would not get rid of them. The color Suzy sent as inspiration would look good, imo. Also, I like the idea of a beige/ taupe color like that of your bay roof. I would not use an unpainted barnwood. It seems too rustic for your house and also will turn weathered gray in short order.

yes like Suzy suggestion.

I like the shutters except for the ones on the big window upstairs. Either remove those or properly size them. Some colors to try on below:

I like the darker shutters in grover's first photo. On my screen the other, lighter colors are somewhat distracting.

Lovely home! Looks better without shutters...

Black or charcoal gray.

I think shutters are done well, except for the double window ones, but they are visual overload on your home, which already has a busy brick pattern and lots of architectural elements. I would paint the dormer sides to match the fronts. The porch seems awfully dark. Will the HOA let you paint the ceiling there "Haint Blue? It's a traditional color for outdoor ceilings; they might allow it.