Even though that is a fairly small space you could put some decorative trellises just in front of the fence with some ever flowering vines on them. Install a paver patio between them and the windows you hope to transform into doors.. You could also have the wisteria trained onto a pergola that would create a little shade for the patio as well. Some beautiful potted specimens/flowers and a couple of attractive outdoor chairs and you would have created a beautiful "picture" to act as a focus to the room. Additionally you have extra space for entertaining. Obviously the reason the previous owner obscured the window was because there wasn't much to look at. By creating a "view," you change the dynamic of the room as well as getting the light you want. Actual light will brighten the room like no change of floor would.

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Why not? I just moved into a new house, and what used to be my bedroom suite (dresser, tallboy, bed and night tables) is now split between three rooms, a dining room sideboard has become a dresser, and what used to be a bookcase in the study in the previous house has resumed duty as a buffet and hutch in the new dining area. Oh, and thanks to new legs, a small, cafe -style kitchen table is now a coffee table in the lounge. Furniture is pretty flexible; sometimes, our ideas about furniture are not.

Pick a colour that you like, would be great to see a picture