Are you asking just about making your unit look more inviting, or all of them? I took it to mean just the one unit pictured . . . So, for the garden bed, something big with plenty of leaves and, ideally, spectacular flowers. I'd recommend maybe a strelitzia (bird of paradise) or canna lily. Currently you have have low maintenance mother-in-law's tongue and a yukka - just too small and spindly for the space. A bird of paradise thrives on neglect . . . for way more impact/distraction value . . . In front of the other window, a whacking great pot with a 'pleached' tree in it. These trees have a trellis with them and grow sideways. Pleaching is mostly done with fruit trees, so you get the added bonus of fruit! . Or consider a couple of 'Teddy Bear' magnolias in two pots - this Houzz story shows both pleaching and magnolias in narrow spots https://www.houzz.com.au/magazine/block-out-thy-neighbour-privacy-plants-for-the-modern-home-stsetivw-vs~41847280 Now, when you've coming from the garage to the front door (with shopping), you are going to have step around in front of this (or have it placed forward so you can step behind). It will be a bit more awkward, but will mask most of that side of the front door. Or are you able to turn that dead lawn bed into a garden bed and plant directly into it? If so, I'd still go with either of these options. Now, smaller plants are much cheaper to buy, but I'd buy the biggest plants you can afford, for the most effect right away . . .

Thank you for your enquiry. The requirements for these types of windows and associated costs have completely changed. You would not be able to use these today. Windows in Bushfire Prone Areas require special selection. You need to work with an experienced Designer because of these regulations.

Lovely. It's amazing how small touches of flowers, greenery and timber greatly enhance a room. Well done.

Hi dreamer. thank you for the questions. All stylists are different but for my company, i own everything from the linens ,furniture, art, bathroom accessories, towels and decor. The only thing the client provides is the house. Often clients come to me once ive finished and ask me to restyle their home that they are living in so for that i work with their budget and a brief and then get to work. I honestly love my job, its a dream job for me and is a total passion of mine. With the cushions i only use pottery barn feather inserts (it keeps it shape) and i make the cushions from warwick fabric making a real high end feel. When i style a home such as this one their is usually around $20,000-$30,000 in inventory put in the home hence the beautiful feel to the home