Hi Sandra, I would recommend a wicker compact lounge setting with a driftwood finish to go with your paver - this supports the rustic touch of your current area , such as this example below from Freedom Furniture: http://www.freedom.com.au/furniture/outdoor/outdoor-tables/23455764/umbria-outdoor-sofa--coffee-table-package-amazontaupe/ You can use outdoor throw cushions and decorative accents like hurricanes/lanterns that are of brighter colours to spruce up the setup.

After all we have decided give the north side of the fence with fresh coats of paint same colour as the rest of the fence for now and pulled off all the plant that were grown under the fence from next door neighbor's garden. On day we went pass outdoor furniture shop and saw this Outdoor dinning setting (expandable) made out of Eucalyptus also saw similar design on Houzz long time ago. We went with this easy maintenance and compact setting. I also planted couple of small plants including nandina at the front, Chinese star jasmines to cover the wall and an yellow and a red Mandevilla on the other side of the garden for some pop colour. Hopefully, the jasmine will grow and give some cover. Thank you all again for your input I appreciated

That's good to know :) Looking forward to seeing how things are configured now and what other ideas Houzzers can suggest :) As always, a professional designer would be best able to guide you but you'll most likely get some great suggestions either way :) Do you have an alfresco area or outdoor entertaining area that you are trying to incorporate into this new design? Also.... is this for a low set or 2 storey house? Sorry for all the questions but it all helps to make more specific suggestions for you.

By your pictures you have chosen lounge settings. Is this your preference for this area, or would you be using space for actual dining and entertaining. I find that low lounges like the ones shown are not ideal for eating meals. You end up with a plate on your lap.