Easy!! Above & below, painting is evergreen hedge or side of your house, lamp is an understory tree, clock is a 4'-5' evergreen shrub, books/box are hellebores, and the porcelains are cinnamon fern,
the platter is dwarf sarcoccoca and the nosegay is a stunning pieris cultivar.
Looking to the right of the door, above. Reality garden photography, I styled nothing.
Looking to the left of the front door, above, more reality garden photography. Nothing styled for the pics. BOOK GIRL does her own decorating. 
What to do, what to do?
The most important thing you can do to a Ranchburger? Let It Out Of Jail.
Remove the rails, and those ratty (Rattus rattus) evergreen meatball shrubs, which are naked at the bottom and chopped at the top, the builder planted decades ago. Shall I wax poetic about builders landscape design? Hmm, PUPPET BARBUDA is too busy today.
Aaaaaaah, the brick was liberated too. This ranch is going country French.
Furnishings & Pots aren't 'done' yet. But the Ranchburger is done. Done gone!!Monty Don wrote, The Prickotty Bush, years ago. Each January I reread it.
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Garden writing as literature by someone passionate about doing his own gardening. He's done a little TV too. Enjoy.
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Teza's Garden, has more YouTube of Monty Don, and you'll like the blog.
Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
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Amazon has 3 copies of The Prickotty Bush, today, all used, at 50, 72, 92 POUNDS. Not dollars dahlings.
The art? I've learned it's something to be nurtured & honored. 
Speed walking 5miles, 3-5x's/week, at Stone Mountain, GA, feeds my muse. Doing my best thinking while sweating.
Being in nature to feed the left brain/right brain thing.
A potager? Perennial border? Choosing paint colors for a house & patio furnishings? Nature, consistently enriching my creative muse.
Understanding forms, patterns, silhouettes, plant drifts? Color? Nature has it all, and more.
How a body relates in scale to its surroundings?
Creating enfilades thru paths, rectangular stone terraces edged with brick, over a fountain, between pairs of boxwood, caressed by flowering shrub borders sprinkled with a few tough perennials, and finally landing the eye/foot on a bench. Nature? Hardly.
yet nothing was left to chance. 
What I like most, above? Remove flowers & pumpkins, and the design holds together. 
Please tell me you don't have white pvc pipes sticking up from your roof.
and have it evoke in picaresque who you are? Splendiferous you.
One glance, I knew. First, stain patio furnishings a shade from inside.
More important, paths. PATH GIRL created a beautiful garden but the paths weren't 'done'. A roundabout, below, radiates paths.
Gravel to the rescue. PATH GIRL shoveled her own. Edging garden beds with stone found on-site & fallen tree limbs. Not quite finished yet. Yes, dearies, part of the design, use what's at hand. 
An alcove of path with an antique marble bench &, while sitting on the bench, a pineapple, symbol of welcome, at your feet.
And the pre-built potting shed, Magnolia Hall, is steeped in gravel too.
Up to its side, adding a new sitting area.
Many weeks of shoveling then an invitation to lunch.
In the dining room a 2nd, smaller, table for games, reading or dining with a view.
Vanishing Threshold views, above & below.
NOTES & RESOURCES:
At first glance I thought it was an 'illumination' by Childe Hassam.
