Look at Monument instead. Wallaby looks ok but I don't think it works so well with your brick.

I;m with siriuskey and oklouise -- multicolour ( for want of a better expression ) on its own does nothing for me . If it tied back in with your house colours , then maybe , but having a 'clashing' colour and then contrasting trim , you are emphasisng the fence even more , and sets a 'hard' boundary . Having a background that is pretty neutral means the eyes and brain aren't convinced where the edge is .

They were great ideas. If I planned a window of that type it would be for that purpose. But real plants absolutely need maintenance. Climbers trained to shapes need frequent pruning. Climbers allowed to grow naturally need less, but still regularly to avoid problems. Some climbers are worse than others for that so it needs to be a carfeul choice not simply what looks nice. Another idea is some kind of garden wall or hanging pots, but that needs maintenance and more careful watering than plants growing in the ground. Then there's shrubs, but there's a limited range of plants that are much taller than they are wide, and that is further limited by the required growing conditions. For example you don't want to invest in a row of something nice only to have the one on the end constantly wilting because it can't take the full sun or the wind. How wide is the space, and do you have a path along there that needs to be comfortably accessible? You probably don't want too much foliage right up to the window because then it will block the light that the window provides to the room. You could maybe achieve a similar look with fake plants, but they can look fake especially in strong light. It could work if in shade, but if there is sun exposure it really shows up the plasticness and makes it deteriorate quicker too, and then it's off to landfill. For the maintenance that you can manage, some nice screens will work, such as the corten ones in Julie Herbert's pics. Or do something with the glass.

Does it have to have a roller door? Bifold doors? What is it being used for? Can you put windows on side?