I would agree that it is far too cluttered and with too divergent a selection of 'stuff' :-) You need to clear things out and simplify. And choose containers or other objects that relate to each other.

The left side area is not very clear as to what is there but it doesn't look like there is nearly enough room to include a bistro set.

And where did you intend the fencing to go?

I don't know how to answer that for you :-) It has to be a personal decision in large part. It is just that the entire view from where the photo was take presents a very hodgepodge collection of stuff that doesn't coordinate well and just looks cluttered and junky. Part of it may be due to how it is organized and staged.

Briefly, it is just too much stuff crammed into too little space.

Well that wasn't very helpful garden gal....ugh...lol. Maybe pic will help others?

The first two of these latest photos present a much more intended and cohesive arrangement. Although there is still a lot of stuff piled in the right hand corner that makes it look a bit messy and cluttered. And it may present a very dfferent appearance when the pots are filled, as well.

It is just too busy for my tastes....sorry :-)

Everyone's eye is different but if it were mine I would first do something about the orange mulch which is too dominant. Can that area be paved to increase the patio size? If not, can use a darker mulch to help it blend? I would get rid of the bird statues...not the right place for that kind of thing. Better in a big bed of flowers:) If the right back can be screened off...big improvement.

Could you afford to have an outdoor grill built out of same brick as the house? From the front it would look like a low wall all the way across and maybe two or even three sides. It will include storage and hide the chairs.

If this is a condo you must have to harmonize with rest of units don’t you? What do they do?

Before I enlarged the picture, I thought it was a yard sale. Do not add anything more that sets!!!

For a bistro set, you'll need to extend the concrete slab to the left side of the walk.

@RevyRed .... sorry.