I love the arbor with the privacy screens in front of the neighbors windows. Fab idea. Very well done.

Great looking outdoor kitchen.

we used extra wide black sarlon shade cloth attached to timber frames that were then attached to the frame of a pergola against the house..initially for sun screening but we found the screens so useful for hot, cold and windy weather and also excluded insects, frogs and snakes and made a great safe play area for kids and animals...the materials cost less than a few hundred dollars for the first experiment for a 7m x 5m area and the black sarlon, looks like fly screen when stretched tight to the frames and enhanced the view looking out, obscured the view looking in and added months of comfortable use to our outdoor area... another panel installed along a hot morning verandah grew a Boston Ivy all over it that was extra cool in Summer, gorgeous in Autumn and leafless to allow more light in Winter

Nice warm coloured bricks . Crisp white eves . Warm timber seat . I'm guessing you weren't involved in 2 out of 3 of those ? Nothing too much wrong with the charcoal fence , or the tiles . But what can I politely say about the rest ? Ummm . . . . . . . . . For around the same $$$$ , I'd have gone for an off-white render ( against the charcoal fence , I feel it would have looked way better ) , terracota tiles , and tried to match the bricks , doing maybe the barbeque supports or an outdoor fire with chimney in them -- it would tie everything in , add warmth ( visually and literally haha ) , and look like someone had actually thought about what they were doing IMO .