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

much ado about nothing, this is fresh so you are focused on it, really its part of the look. if anything you could pull the wire more taught so its not "messy" but honestly in 6 months you wont think about it. Art install, and other things will lessen the focus.

I am currently thinking about placement for all the hookups for washer dryer combo. I know that I have to be able to access the water shut off easily, and that implies out in the open. But I am toying with the idea of installing all the hookups on the wall about 8-12" above the height of flat topped front loading washer and dryer on the wall behind them. My idea is to have the washer and dryer about 8" from the back wall and encasing the area with wood, so it would act like a giant backsplash to the countertop wood I will place above the machines. It would allow for a shelf to keep laundry items on the top, but the front (the wood facing you hiding the hookups) would fold down to allow access. Is this allowable or not? Edit: Forgot to mention, the area that the washer and dryer are is just a little bigger than the machines themselves.

I think it must be the make or .manufacturer ...I ordered the correct type for 1)2 overlay https://www.amazon.ca/gp/aw/d/B078FNBR4K?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title Returning to face front hinges, s told that gap is normal for concealed hinges