Mow the lawn and add some actual landscaping. I like a walkway from the street to the front door and for sure when the front dootr is hidden like yours

--Agree with others to paint garage door same as siding to make it less prominent.

--Right now, add a window box on garage window. Get professionally designed lanscaping to create beds, one near garage, one on side of a new, smooth walkway.

--OR: create a walkway/patio leading to the house from garage side the width of the house (walkway against garage, no garden bed there). Add beautiful outdoor furniture, and make the space useable and inviting. The current walkway is haphazard and barely functional. Rethink that side of the house.

I agree that you should create flower beds along the walkway. I also think there's too much white on your house. Paint the clapboards the same color as the stucco siding and just use the white for your trim and doors. I'm not in love with the choice of gray for the house; maybe find a more interesting color that will work with your roof color. Gray blue? Gray green?

I would also add an arbor over the walkway even with the front of the garage.

Genius, Houssaon, though I'd hardscape a patio/walkway from garage across house front.

Did not indicate level of changes you are interested in, so listing from small to large budget wise. Your front door/porch area is not very visible, so recommendations may not suit.

Paint garage and front door, add lanterns and decor.

A pergola or shingles on garage

New walkway and landscaping can make a huge diffetence, but not inexpensive.

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I'd just select some perennial plants with color for either side of the walk and say it's enough. There is nothing you can do with a garage that is so very prominent in the front of the home.

I would not highlight the garage in any way, especially not by adding an arbor over the door. Paint the garage door to match the house so it will fade away.

I like the idea of an arbor over the walk to the front door. THAT’S what needs highlighting. And add flowering shrubs and perennials to attract the eye AWAY FROM the garage.

An arbor over the path to the front door with shade the front door even more. Covered with flowering vines, it will look great in the summer and pretty awful in the winter. Further, it will make the area along the path by the garage likely to be a dead space.

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Great visualizations, Celery. I like the idea of using front gardens more publicly. Front of house porches and patios add a neighborly vibe to a street.

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