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.

what kind of furniture & how should I arrange it.. I thought of keeping Jhula on the terrace. I am also concerned about it getting dirty & may not help me getting their every evening.. can you suggest something how I can cover it & still it looks good & I can open it without restricting the view. In India winds blow at around 20-30 miles & not covering it will be a big mistake. I want solution to that first.

Not sure where the home is located, I think concrete floors are a great choice for homes in warmer climates, the lime color would be neat.. but may not be attractive to many if thinking about re-selling home anytime in the future.. usually rusty tones or grays tend to be more neutral.

I am not an expert but I am thinking that regular wooden cabinet doors (in the color that suits the room) will install just fine over that. I don't recommend any shelves inside if you are storing toys. I have a 4 year old and her toys are ALL odd shapes and sizes. The bigger open cabinets are what works for me when it comes to keeping the toys out of sight.