Not sure where you're located, but there may be some clematis you could try. I have a Sweet Autumn that is a relentless climber and trailer. I cut it back to about 12 inches tall in February and it grows like crazy in the spring. It's a perennial in the ground but you could probably grow it in a large pot. You do need to give it something to climb on so you may need to weave some string amongst your railings. Here it is in the summer before it blooms, a view inside the fence. Here it is in the autumn, from outside the fence. Super sweet fragrance once it blooms

So most of the room will be full height but one section of the cabinet has to conceal an obstruction? Easy for any custom shop. Doable for a qualified installer with stock cabinets. More tricky diy

Well, I think it just looks like a regular plain ol’ door to the garage to me. It is not ugly. It is what it is right? I would definitely remove the item hanging in the skinny space between the door and cabinet. I see the black metal bracket on the wall, and if you wanted to do open shelves, that might look nice there. To me there is a disconnect between the white paint on the baseboard and the creamy color of the kitchen cabinets. The brighter cool white almost makes the nice creamy cabinets look, and I hope this doesn’t come off sounding mean, a bit dingy and dirty. I like the cabinets, but just not right next to the white color on the trim. This isn’t a great mockup, but what if you painted the door and door trim the same color as the baseboards. Then, also painted the cabinets that same white color, except used a better quality paint that is designed just for cabinets. I added a simple framed picture that had some of the the wall color, white like the trim/door/cabs, and the black to bring in the door hardware. Idk, does this help de-uglify anything? 😆 Before After? Hopefully some pros will have some great ideas for you!

I was going to comment in the original concealer topic, except this brand is the best I've ever used. $10.00? I would have paid a lot more. The bestest ever concealer! IT Cosmetics Bye Bye Undereye, Full Coverage in Medium. This isn't the concealer with illumination. Not needed at all. The first time was a disaster because I took advice from a video by putting several dots under each eye with my finger. Each eye only needs one tiny dot. I had an unused concealer brush which is better than using your finger. The brush is what made the difference because it was able to spread up and down and over the eye. I did a double take in the mirror and saw a younger woman with bright and illuminating eyes. Perfect for eyelids if you don't want to wear shadow. This past year I got dark circles and puffy eye's which is due to allergies. I also applied on and in the crease on each side of my nose, and covered a little blemish. Thank you !!!