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I love the silvery bronze color! It reinforces the delicacy of the chairs, and is much cooler than black would be. Yes, turn the table 45 degrees to the corner, pull it out a bit, and put a big potted tree in that corner behind it. Stick to natural candles in big glass chimneys. Cover the cushions in a bold Sunbrella cream and terra cotta or cream and sky blue stripe, and add pillows in a coordinating tropical print. Put a generous sized indoor-outdoor rug in a natural texture with a deeper or patterned border, but don't overdo the patterns...you want the pattern of those fabulous chairs to dominate. I would also find a big old mirror at a flea market or consignment store, paint the frame with exterior paint to match the stripe, and hang it vertically over the pot in the photo. Amazing what a mirror outside can do! Pack your planters with a mixture of fragrant herbs and colorful foliage and blue and yellow flowering plants, and you'll have a real oasis out there! (I know...I always go a bit too far...but I always want to describe what I see in my mind's eye, in case you might like it, too.) Here's a link to a rug we have used in two of our kitchens, our basement, and outdoors on both our porches...cheap, attractive, and very satisfactory quality. Here is a link that might be useful: All-weather rug

Agree that black would be a much better color for your shutters and front door. Having a walkway coming to the front door from the front, as Patricia mentions, is a great way to open up your front to make it much more welcoming than the semi circle planting space you have now. ^The black looks elegant against the tan/beige/yellow siding. ^The wide front walkway opens up the entire front of the house and makes it much more appealing/welcoming IMO. You can have the skinny walkway you have now as an entrance from the driveway, but adding that new walkway will amp up your curb appeal tremendously.

When we lived in the country, my house was set back far from the road with a lot of trees. I had a small bench near my front door so I could sit out there with my coffee and see my kids get on and off the bus. I would love a bistro table and a couple of chairs there...but only if the situation lends itself to that. If you're right on the road and would never sit out there, then you wouldn't want that. You might want a long low planter over there....what grows depends on how much sun you get.