Roller shutters or blinds on the ground floor

If possible, I find solutions like roof overhangs, trees, patio covers with awnings, etc. much more beautiful. The ugly slats do not cover half the window, but you have a clear view and can also enjoy the view outside.

Trees in particular provide nice shade. The air underneath is more pleasant. With these methods, you also have to be careful that it does not get too dark in the darker half of the year.

Seem to be the jack of all trades in the field.

I think that's more the Orienta roller shutter, but the CDL do look very stylish

But it simply isn’t nice to have this office look from the inside. Yes, light comes in, but it still looks unattractive.

Shading directly at the window will never be a visual highlight. Just like a range hood. It is simply a means to an end, and the blinds are the lesser evil and bring, in my opinion, huge advantages compared to roller shutters. An eaves overhang also has the disadvantage that it reduces the sun’s angle of incidence and thus less daylight comes through the window. Many overlook this problem when insulating the facade afterward --> the window reveal is enlarged, less light enters the room. It’s like everywhere in house construction: You get what you pay for

Tastes are simply different. There is certainly also the occasional family member who wishes to sit in the office from time to time.

A shading directly at the window will never be a visual highlight. Just like a range hood. It is simply a means to an end, and the blinds are the lesser evil and, in my opinion, bring huge advantages compared to roller shutters.
An eave also has the disadvantage that the sun's angle of incidence is reduced, so less daylight comes through the window. Many overlook this problem when retrofitting insulation on the facade --> the window reveal is enlarged, less light comes into the room.

It’s like everywhere in house construction: You get what you pay for

I always say... For me, the best possible solution is a nice large patio roof in front of the largest window front with an under-running awning (alternatively a louvered roof)... Completely flexible, no ugly slats in the field of view, complete shading of the windows possible with a completely free glass area. Of course, it also costs accordingly.

Venetian blinds are completely unnecessary in this case, as there is no additional benefit. Of course, this only works if the window front is arranged accordingly at the terrace and only for the ground floor window front.

but in terms of cost that is completely disproportionate

And I always say... better to sit in the house with sunglasses on than to turn the place into a dark bunker with blinds :P