The red bush next to your entrance is way too larger for that location. I would remove it.

IMO plants in front of a wall should vary in size and height. Hedges are OK for some areas but I like smaller bushes whose height can be cut to the height of the window sills.

I agree with that and please remove the shutters

I would change the bed shape by adding curves instead of the square corners. The shrub near the front door is too large for the area. Grouping the rocks in the bed with plants would be nice. Some placed to be tall arranged with the flatter ones in groups. In general, I don't like shrubs lining walks. They are usually planted too close and soon crowd the walk. The stairs to the front door could be the full width of the opening for a more welcoming look.

I can’t advise on plants, but agree with D M, I’d change the shape of the bed for a more graceful, curving look.

And I like your shutters.

These are all great suggestions! I like them all! I was looking at making it smaller with more graceful lines too.
By the front door is a Japanese Maple. I’ve cut it back three times and it grows like a weed!

A more modern landscape will have large swaths of identical plants rather than a bunch of different plants which is more of a cottage garden style. A combination of three or four plant varieties, e.g. low-growing shrubs, grasses or sedges, and a groundcover, would be a modern landscape plan. I'd definitely incorporate a small tree or two into the plan. Some large stones might be a good additon.

Unfortunately your Japanese maple is a variety that grows wide rather than tall and is too close to the house. That tree would work better farther from the house but I doubt you'll be able to successfully move it -- might be worth a try. A local full-service nursery can help with plant selections that work well in your area. Good luck with your project.