Wouldn't be so quick to blame Scott's or anyone else because your grass is looking like hay. If you burned it with too much fertilizer it now seems easier to blame Scott's. If you have a bluegrass lawn and it looks like hay now and your rainfall has been very dry this year like mine is, your bluegrass is dormant. According to your pictures it looks dormant to me. In my neighborhood anyone with bluegrass has a lawn that looks just like yours. It's appearance last year means nothing. If it is dry , no amount of fertilizer is going to help you, your supposed to know a little something about your lawn. Scotts is in business to sell a service. You need to tell them no in July.They can't spoon feed every customer they have. I am in no way affiliated with Scott's but can't understand the beating they take from unknowing customers. I am willing to bet if you power rake your lawn right now in your zone ,clean up the debris and wait for end of aug or september and then aerate and reseed, your lawn will respond with a healthy outburst of growth. Wait for the cooler wetter weather with shorter days and you will be fine. Do nothing but blame someone else and your in for trouble next from bugs etc in the thatch that is certain to build up from the hay as you call it. Do positive stuff and forget the carping. Having a nice lawn isn't that hard to do.

I have added a picture of part of the room (successfully I hope!). The colors on the wall were to dark, and orange....(bm affinity mesada....the one on the right is a lightened up version) especially with the oak trim. I am wanting to go with a green of some sort now as previously posted. Any ideas? Here is a link that might be useful:

@reedre Sorry for another question 😝 but do you mind sharing a closer picture of the front of your house. I am trying to decide between a double front door or a single door with side lights. Are you happy with your front door? I think I want to go with one that’s similar.

I hang wall paper for a living and have never heard of this, got a pic?