Right now there does not seem to be any symmetry on the path to your door. I would either eliminate the small trees that are there now, and replace them with bushes or shrubs that are equal in height and width, or cut these back and shape them dramatically, so that you have a clear vision to the door. Second, if you could change out the door, eliminating the side window, that's another idea. Sometimes just replacing your front door with one that is bold in color or style is enough to breathe some life into the front of the house. You could also either replace the concrete with pavers or paint the concrete with stain of a color that blends well with with nature.. like a lighter gray or a brown.

How long is your sentence? Do you have a few years left to grow some espaliered plants from pots or planters? Stop at your garden center to see what they have already trained, evergreens if it remains shady, dwarf fruit trees if there is sun, or just a mass of vines to gaze at while you serve your time. Looks like you are in a warm climate, but I would avoid bold textures like palms and philodendron. Even a simple row of bamboo would be refined and would screen the industrial look beyond. And it would be inexpensive and grow almost instantly, over a foot on some days. Do it. The planter itself would be like a piece of furniture. cascio.offsite@gmail.com

Bonsai is usually delicate..small but in scale with a regular tree..leaves and branches proportionate and graceful as well as the planter being wide and shallow..this does not appear to meet any of these criteria

Hi Gurdip. How often do you use the parking spaces and do you use both? Is the parking to the left of the camera shot or directly in front of the shutters? I might think about a mural painted on a board on wheels that could be moved ( if you only use one space) as I assume it would be difficult to paint direct. I also think your sofas are lovely! I would be inclined to make a separate seating arrangement with a table with them as they look as if they're trying to disguise the shutters at the moment. The area is lovely but might benefit from some large shrubs and trees.