Oh, and move the letterbox so it is at the footpath. Your lawn will never grow with the postie driving on it. Then fertilise your lawn to bring it back to a healthy level.

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Great suggestions, plant up your garden bed using a mixture of textured foliage and structural plants, you could incorporate a water feature which could look great, not sure if your bin stays there , you could hide it with a screen to tie in with colour scheme of your lovely house. Could look beautiful.

Adding a couple of gorgeous planters at the front door would look great.

I'd echo most of the above ideas , although I think the circles are okay , and fit the overall design .

It looks like the roof has been recoloured , but the edges haven't , which is weird , so that would be step one -- do the edges that darker charcoal colour . But on a similar vein , the window in aluminium doesn't fit with me either . I don't think it needs a full replacement , just prep and paint , or even cover the framing with black or charcoal tape -- you are just wanting to hide the silver IMO , and get everything matching .

Julies planters ideas I love . The street number on the column not so much haha -- I'd go bigger , more artistic , probably gold or brass -- make them a feature , rather than $6.95 at Bunnings -- $100 for 3 would be money well spent , again just my opinion .

The entrance door just melts in , and while I like the idea and even execution of the black , I would go with a big handle and seperate knob , in brass or gold ( to match the street numbers ) -- gets more cohesion .

Moving the letterbox forward makes sense , but I think I would keep it white with the charcoal 'roof' to reference the house , but do the concrete coloured base a charcoal , and you guessed -- swap out the street numbers for gold or brass as per above , but smaller than the ones on the column . The other option would be just have 1 set of larger numbers , and logic says they would be on the letterbox only , but I quite like the double reference of two matching but different sized sets -- but to have them both in the present 'billy basic' achives not much .

With mainly black/charcoal ; and white ; with some brass or gold , I'd gthen try and pick plantings with yellow and red and green and brown leaves , rather than all green -- that yellow toned hedge on the left side just adds variety , so take that as a hint and expand .