My experience with a wisteria was not a good one!! LOL put it in the trash!!⺠We had one on the back of our garage and to keep it under control I was always pruning it. If you don't get it at the right time it doesn't get a lot of flowers. It just wasn't worth it for me. I really feel they are hard to keep under control. Personally I would keep it in as large of a pot that you can so if you tire of it you won't have to dig it out which is almost impossible!!

labradors/Linda, I don't think we can move the upside down container. The iron stake is pretty deep into the ground as it is, and slightly bent due to storm damage, so I am weary of moving it, and have it secured to the staircase with jute. I wish I could hang it off a tree or something stronger! haha. Also, I live in a co-op, and the tree is on "our" side. It also gets significantly more sun here. How much, and what kind of a difference will it make if I transplant into a bigger container? I have read 5 gallons is the general rule, but seen so many people post online - and in person - with containers smaller than I am using. Either way, I think by the stairs will become the permanent spot. The container is hidden from street level by a bush in front, and there is already an upside down plant, there, so it won't look random if it's up against the steps. Agressive? Dang! I got cherries instead of bigger tomatoes for two reasons: I thought they'd be faster to grow, and I thought the plants would be smaller. ha! Thanks, you guys!

Switching the range and sink location of the perimeter would give you a separate cleanup zone with no zone crossing. Also, dishwasher and dish storage on the edge of the kitchen is the most efficient for setting or clearing of the table or also just getting a snack. As you have it drawn I think the prep sink should go opposite the range. You will need island landing space for your frig and ovens. edited to add: sena's got the idea!

I like this last suggestion, with the picture above the sofa. I find that this lovely tree is not on its place between those two windows, kind of too high. I would also suggest to put them near the door, like behind the sofa as it stands in your pictures. I love canvas prints!!! Ordered mine https://www.frameshop.com.au/canvas-prints after a family photo shooting with our newborn and we placed them on the wall near stairs. This could also work as a suggestion, maybe you can move them away from the living room to another one.