This was hard. It is a process and it may develop further . At least with your help, I’m on the right track. Thank you all for your suggestions. Stay cool!

Change house color to pail buttery yellow, which will also work well with the stone, change out the porch railings to wood or at least something that looks wood from the road, maybe white or dark green, both would work with the house color and the stone work. For the front door a rich dark rust color. Maybe make the columns a little thicker too. Whatever you do, DO NOT PAINT OR WHITE WASH THE STONE!!! Painting or white washing the stone will end up being extra maintenance and expense if you hire someone who knowns what they are going and even more maintenance if you do it yourself and do not prep it perfectly, but in either case, it will need to be redone every few years. Stucco while in theory it neutralizes the stonework and lasts longer than paint, is also much more expensive than just landscaping. You can easily soften the stone wall up front, plenty of things can trail over that front wall, just don't make the mistake of just getting one plant to trail over the wall, get a variety, different heights and colors so people are looking at the landscape not the wall otherwise you will draw more attention to it more than making the stone less of a focal point. Get small perennials that will be cheaper and may need the help of annuals the first year, but they will get bigger each year, and maybe some every green stuff to also trail over it. for in front of the house a mix of tall growing perennial flowers and shrubs to hide it, and after a few years you will not even see it. Stick with warmer tones for the flowers, reds, yellows, oranges, purples that are more red than blue. which work with the coloring of the stone. Biggest mistake people make with landscaping is not really matching it to the house, houses that have more cool tones don't look as good if the dominant colors in the landscape are warm tones, your stone work is. warm tone, so it would look better with a warm tone color on the wall and warmer colors in the land scape Not saying you can not have any cool tones if your house is more geared towards warm tones, but generally if your house is cool tone in colors, warm tones should be more specks of color here and there not the bulk of the color and vice versa.

For the love of heaven. If YOUR mess? Call the contractor and insist the work zone be cleaned up, dumpster removed , replaced and all debris on the ground , same and into a new dumpster. If NOT YOURS? Call the city,town,municipality, whatever. We would do.........what?: ) Living with or near major construction is always a mess. Portable Potties, and more. Wth is the red circled thing?

There are a lot of options for French country chairs like this, but most will come with simple light beige/off-white seat covers. If cost is not a big issue, you could reupholster in exactly the color fabric you want. Here is one I did find with light blue seat covers: https://www.target.com/p/set-of-2-epworth-wooden-dining-chairs-light-blue-christopher-knight-home/-/A-80044133 To find this, I posted your photo on Pinterest to look for similar.