Your garden may have been done by now. But here's my bit of inspiration for you. Presuming your desire to keep path is because it is the entry to your house. 1. All along the front boundary, planting a living screen/hedge edged garden bed ... Murraya Panniculata (Flowers have tropical orange blossom scent) 2. The garden bed (under window) on the left hand side of path to become your tropical oasis of planting - consider mass for extra drama and lights along pathway leading to door. 3. Other side - the right hand side pathway ... Using width of "porch/pillar"area as guide, create an edged new garden bed and plant it up to your heart'[s content with tropical style, and in front of that and up to the Murrraya Panniculata hedging pave and create a usable courtyard - with table and chairs to enjoy a breakfast, or afternoon tea - and why not include a daybed for reading pleasure? 4. Imagine the view into the garden area from inside!!

HI, I am unsure which photo you are referring to. There is a 'Ask A Question' button beneath all photos that link you direct to the supplier. Hope this helps, Luke

With out knowing the layout of your home its a little difficult to say, but the top large window section would look great with either roof to floor windows or if $ is ok put on a balcony with bifold doors. Render the brick work and fix the concrete in the front. Garden can make a big difference to the front with out a huge expense

I have to chime in and say the Gardening with Angus site has been invaluable in my research on natives. Lots of natives you can buy in tube stock. Google suppliers. They say that in two years or less the tube stock has caught up with the nursery size plants. And they are way cheaper. Def use Pintrest, Instagram and Houzz for inspiration. My two cents worth is to do mass plantings of the same plant. Use very wide garden beds as you have space. And go for Height at the back, mixed in the middle and spilling at the front. I'd also stick to only a couple of colours in the flowers.