this isn't a spanish style home. you have some arches on the back addtion part. that's it. I mean, it's like walking around w/castanets on your fingers while wearing blue jeans and a tshirt, and calling yourself a flamenco dancer. no offense. If you want more spanish, get a spanish roof tile, get new windows for the front part, spanish style door, and a mediterranea landscape. see how they did this look? or this one. you'd have to stain that concrete driveway too But aside from that, I'd just go w/the vintage mid century look. Like this one: (is this home up in the north part of LA? montecito hgts? Lincoln park area? looks like it. ) First thing I'd do is paint. from the pic it looks like a greenish white. why do you want fencing on top of the wall? Have you checked w/the city first to see if it's allowed? if it is, ask about the spacing of the fencing. sometimes you need a gap in between the planks. If you must do fencing, then make it this style: I'd paint the cinder block wall a darker color and then do your vinyl wood look fencing on top of that. I'd paint the lower portion a dark charcoal, and do a warm, horizontal wood-look plank on top paint your stucco and trim a more modern color that works w/the wood tone I love the dark and white w/the wood

I see that Veracity on the California window list shared by Beverly is partnered with Marvin. Marvin makes excellent windows and doors. Ours are 30 years old and not a single one has had a broken seal, despite our harsh climate. Check them out!

I would have loved to have left them natural wood or stained as well. However, over the years, they have been repaired with different materials and need to be painted. We decided to go with the lighter floors because we prefer a California style of decor with a light neutral palate. We found the dark floors looked outdated.

Yes, the wallpaper is a showstopper! But I also love the white cross tiles and the green shower ones! The archway is done so, so well - that is a talented tiler! Enjoy the beautiful results. Bathrooms are hard and you nailed this one!