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The shutters should match the trim. With a brown exterior I would stick to autumn colors, maybe deep mustard for the door and paint the trim and shutters an old gold color.
Definitely change the orange door. I'm picturing a reverse pumpkin effect. Red would be a great complimentary color to dark brown. Another option, since you're in a woody setting, would be to use a dark green.
You could use a creamy white trim paint and a nice burgundy brown on shutters and front door. Accent colors for doors and shutters should not match the trim. That is why they are called accents. Your garage doors should also match the body color so they blend in rather than being a focal point.