Pedestal with sculpture/vase and Painting the 23" wall that faces the front doors a different color, seem to be the winners :)

The girls agree with you. They like the path shot, and I think we can have the pair of this pic blown up and framed. They also wanted a bit of family, so I found three similar shoulder on head shots, of the girls with their father, grandmother and then an old pic of their father as a child with his mother. The poses are similar, and I think I would frame them and put them along the top.

horizontal anything is a no, the gap would have to be so small it might as well be solid. yes the vertical cable might pass but you are not allowed to be able to squeeze them together as then the gap distance is non complying, The safest one is the solid section PCA pool fence, or glass, or solid, to 1200 mm in Queensland, no greater than 100 mm off ground, and gaps not able to be manipulated, and to stop that you have to have horizontal section in the cable type, which then do not comply, cut metal screens if complying is OK. I would question the void, and if you know the reason for the void, than solutions will be able to be worked out, now we are asking why? Pools in adjoining yards are acceptable with pool fencing complying on both sides, no void is required. so the void sound a bit iffy, unless it is something to do with storm water, or a building requirement, so ask the question why. Pool fencing can be awesome.

Dear Anna, the way they are sitting looks good, but on the wall place the smaller mirror lower down with the top of that mirror two timber panels up from the base of the other two. Then, the two outer ones having their top edge in line and ensure that each mirror starts on one of the lines of the timber panelling. Are the two outer mirrors the same height? Or is the right hand mirror larger? If this is the case, then place the two right-hand mirrors together on the right (again with the small one lower down) with only about 15-20cm between, then the pictured left-hand one with about 80 - 90cm gap from the others. Do you need to work with the reflection - this will determine the height of the two outer mirrors. Whatever, don't place them too high on the wall. Quite a bit of measuring is required, but very helpful to have the timber panelling. It is easy to work out placement as a general rule by cutting out pieces of newspaper the same size as the mirrors (or paintings) and stick these on the wall with blue-tac, as it is the outer shapes of articles that is most important for placement. Best of luck,