A few suggestions (plants not specific as don't know where you are) ... Think I would paint door, door frame & posts just white. Shutters, one of the greyed teals. Explore color on one of the paint mfg. websites where you can upload photo (a better one w/ less shadows) and see changes ... like @ Valspar.com.

I have a tall closet, w/ a tall door even, and I find that storing stuff on the topmost shelf is hard because I have to maneuver stuff down in front of everything to get it into the doorway. So I used short "under-bed" boxes up there. The standard "stash a lot of stuff" bins are too big to make the turns. (and that's w/ a closet door that's as tall as a regular door plus a transom) These are 9.5-ft ceilings, so note that there's only about 14" of space above the door opening (see the corner w/ the ceiling in it, on the far right?)--and it's still a tight turn. So, don't let the topmost shelves stick too far out into the space, or you won't be able to get anything in or out. And of course, pockets on the back of the door would be nice for mittens, gloves, dog leashes. And as he's framing, remember that having space "around the corner" from the door frame (when the door is 24" wide, but the closet is 36") is really annoying and hard to get to. So try to have your doorway go the full width of the closet.

Chrobrego - very inspiring to see how you maintain your yard. I'm curious where you got those black plant stands under your pots? I have mine all huddled together on the brick so they kind of shade each other, that brick gets pretty hot in the summer. My small collection that I have here in Jacksonville FL includes: 3 dragonfruit (Halley's Comet, Physical Graffiti, and a Vietnamese white fleshed one) 3 jaboticaba (Sabara, Grimal, and a red jaboticaba) 4 mangos (lemon zest, carrie, pickering, mahachanok) 1 pitangatuba 2 sapodilla In the yard not pictured I have 2 murcott oranges, 2 yuzu, and a celeste fig

I would not put anything there as it will call attention to the area. Put in your landscaping and your hardscape (wide walkway) and all the attention will be on the front of your home at the people level - not the forehead area. Large address numbers that can be seen from the street but not over your front door, have it on the right or left of your doorway. Put in lighting next to the front doors - coach lamps sized appropriately. Put in a small area of pots and plants with a chair near the front door but not blocking the entry. Once you do these things, the forehead will disappear/visually recede.