It seems to me that the umbrella lounge area is a bit far. If the round thing with something red in it is a water feature, I'd link it better to the umbrella area. I don't think I'd push the pair of chairs so far to the corner and then barricade them with a boulder that happens to dominate the center of that space. Better to move the boulder to nearer one side. Why the white stone circle around it? would be better coming straight out of the DG.

Don't you want a place to eat? For me, it would have to start with a dining table & chairs. How large is large? Be sure to get furniture that fits the space. For a narrow area, consider alternating beds at opposite sides of the perimeter. It allows for a wider path and looks less mundane than two stripes of planting flanking a stripe of pathway down the center. My suggestion isn't speaking to whether it's paved, mulched, or even grass. Or how large the bed are. That's something you'd work out in a plan view. We don't have enough information to go beyond basic suggestion. Not to slam the tree, but it's close enough to the fence that is look like maybe it is a weed tree planted by a bird. If so, the chances of it being nice are not great. The lattice looks attached to the fence how one might put on a band-aid. It needs to be in a "picture frame" of wood before being attached. Some post extensions with finials would help the look, too.

Reading your post made my hair stand on end & I wasn’t the one who got ”zapped”! I strongly suggest that your first call is to an electrician to come out & locate wires & power source. I’m not kidding! The electrician will tell you if the wiring is rated for outdoor use & how to set up outdoor plug ins or lights using that wiring. Please!

Hi, Looks like your door moved. The reveal on the latch side is tight at the bottom and wide at the top, forcing the latch up and wedging in the latch into the strike plate. I think the door moved on the hinge side at the bottom. Movind it back may be trial and error. Good luck Woodbutcher