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

Hi Rema, if yellow is you favourite colour then use that as the base for other decisions. Those chairs will look stylish with a timber table, perhaps circular for the space, and the timber will add warmth to the room. Or a glass top table with timber legs. Glass will help the room look bigger. Yellow looks great with black, purple or violet for drama. For something softer add some other warm tones such as orange or a cool green. A rug is a great way to define your dining space by placing it under the table and chairs. Ensure the chairs fit on the rug when not in use. Pick a rug that has yellow to match the chairs and other colours that appeal to you. Use the colours in the rug to determine other design elements such as art, object, trims, and curtains. I have a couple of pages on my other website, dontcallmepenny.com.au for 'what's on sale' and also 'interior design resources' both of which have lots of retailers and suppliers. Brosa is one of them and there are lots of others. Cheers, Penelope

Rosie You live in a lovely area That view is very relaxing Make your area relaxing too so you can really enjoy the outdoors Keep the paving, it looks sound and is a good base (Also environmentally friendly, as you won't add to landfill) If you need a change, paint the pavers with paving paint - a light colour will give the illusion of space and be cooler on the feet! I agree with oklouise to add a pergola to cover the paved area Hanging baskets with ferns and colourful flowering plants will add to the scene If you choose to add an enclosed area, you could paint the feature wall a strong colour - Lipstick Pink, maybe ) Remove all the pots and create a meandering path towards the pool, covered with wood chips or gravel Create a tropical border with cycads, fern trees and palms and an understorey of leafy greens - (e.g. agapanthus, bromeliads, gingers) Replace the pots if they are still useful Remember to allow full visibility to the pool!! Style with colourful umbrella and cushions on the sun lounges Move the Webber to front and centre and create a picnic area with outdoor table and chairs Perfect - let me know when the sausages are ready - I'll be there!

Hi Carla,love oklouise ‘s ideas, My most favourite chair is the iconic butterfly, throw a fur over it and it looks beautiful, I think a tan leather will go with your couches, add a rug, some stylish cushions , plants and it could look gorgeous