This is really a very nice space and your house is a "very very very fine house, with two cats in the yard..", lovely. If they are still small I would leave a big lawn for the kids, it also gives a good natural feel to the place with shrubs around and maybe a little treehouse for climbing and hiding. I would not do explicit round forms, because it looks artificial. But maybe it would be a good idea to first get some inspiration from garden books by your great garden designer Penelope Hobhouse or from "Family Garden", a book by the Royal Horticultural Society. The patio and the driveway look a little dull, because the pavement is very massive. Maybe some roses and Viburnum tinus against the house wall could break it up a little. I think decking doesn't go well with this type of house. The pavement itself looks neutral and easy keeping, so why bother replacing it. The garden looks neglected, but that doesn't mean it has to be redone from scratch.

Hi Sangita, your best bet is to hire a skilled joiner as there is not a wide selection of wood panelling available online in the UK (it looks like the style in the image is quite American). If you are looking to re-create the exact style, which has pretty wide slats then I would approach a joiner who can build this for you. Reason I suggest this is because all the plumbing and electrics needs to be rigged through the panelling as well. There is also a good article within Houzz on wood panelling: https://www.houzz.co.uk/magazine/discover-the-power-of-wood-panelling-in-bathrooms-stsetivw-vs~55361617  Hope that helps Rukmini Patel Interior Design

Not a big loop pile rug I would think any smooth pile would be fine.

Those drawer packs either side of the oven are too small. All you will use them for is nick nack junk. l can see you have other drawers too but those small ones are not useful. In such a small area l don’t like the ’collection’ of wall units put together as it looks messy and bitty. Is there not a standard tall wall unit available? Wall units are available in 720mm and 900mm high. Ideally it would be good to have another tall unit at the opposite end to house the oven and an integrated microwave. However you don’t have a lot of worktop space and this would take away some of what you currently have. I’m not a lover of fitting a microwave in a wall unit from a safety aspect. l would worry about spilling hot soup etc when lifting it out. Why haven’t you planned a tall housing on the left hand side so at least the height is the same as the wall units? They are available. l think it needs replanning. Sorry it’s probably not what you wanted to hear. I have a combination microwave. Very useful.