I would pop a buffet along the window by the front door & then a rectangle dining table in front of that. There are a few layouts you could do tv/ lounge wise but in the interest of entertaining & also watching tv whilst preparing meals.... I would put the tv on the wall opposite the built in cupboards - not right where the aerial point is though, closer along the wall towards the bedroom door. Then I'd have an L shape configuration of lounges (either a corner lounge or two lounges) with the back of one along the side wall (the wall you look at as you come in the front door), & the other with its back to the built in cupboards (obviously with enough room to open the doors behind it still. Then define the area with a rug etc

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I would create a tall wall of privacy along your back fence, perhaps by running a line of potted pencil pines, magnolia, or similar classic screening plant you might like. The pots become the feature then, with a line of trees giving nice symmetry and greenery there, while not detracting from your lovely paving which is a feature in itself (infact, the eye will run along this paving to that back fence, so I don't think the back fence should be too busy). Your retaining wall could become your feature garden ie. you could cap it and then hang here your existing plants, a mirror, maybe even just a simple sculpture or fountain against that wall depending on your taste. What is your taste Jannie, as perhaps Houzzers can give more specific suggestions if you nominate whether you prefer traditional, contemporary or minimalist outdoor rooms/gardens?

Love it. Still spacey, looks classy. Amazing what a little vision can do. Well done :-)