The timing of this article is perfect! Given the erratic weather lately, shielding outdoor furniture has become a real challenge. While I've experimented with some methods here, I'm still searching for a solution with lasting effects. Do you have any specific product or brand recommendations? A big thank you to @Kevin Carol (https://qr.ae/pyDKpb) for suggesting The Cover Company NZ for outdoor furniture protection. I'm definitely going to explore their offerings. It would be fantastic if you could compare a few similar brands in terms of quality, pricing, and customization. Your insights would be highly valuable.

Lovely! Well done.

metal posts can be bolted to the concrete floor with a metal bracket called a "stirrup" there's a brand called Uni-pier with multiple sizes available at the major hardware stores and then attach sections of plastic lattice (friendlier for attaching plants) ...make sure the posts are installed at standard distances to suit the size of the panels..eg four panels 1200 wide x 2400 tall installed between 5 posts would allow for a wide doorway at one end or two panels could be installed horizontally between three posts with gaps at the top and bottom with a line of big oblong shaped pots for climbing plants and wall hung pots could be attached to the lattice

I would paint that wall a dark charcoal colour and arrange a beautiful garden, with an emphasis on drawing the eye down or towards the middle as opposed to leading your eye 'up' the wall - think some nice mid sized flowering plants or interesting trees, birdbath, garden lighting or water feature. With the wooden framework in the foreground of your image, is that for an outdoor entertaining space? If so, I'm just wondering if it's worth placing some horizontal timber slats evenly spaced apart from underneath that beam to help prevent a view of your neighbour's roof unless you're standing out in the yard? I hope that makes some sense :)