I'd paint all the utitlity stuff to match your house. I saw one utility box that had been inexpertly painted to match the brick. You could tell, but not at the first glance.

Interesting, good ideas

Or treat the electrical boxes/conduits as graphic modern art, paint them the dark brown of the trim? Move the hydrangea next to the entry and let it grow (assuming it's not a very small dwarf), hide the gas meter and pipes with Calamagrostis Karl Foerster, fill in with Pennisetum (can be invasive; get a sterile variety) and/or Deschampsia cespitosa (native) and Hakonechloa macra (not native but not a problem)? (There will be a bare period in the spring between cutdown and growth, when all you'll see of the grasses is last year's stubs.)

I like the idea of a removable screen.

Thank you simply natural, impressive. I would not have been able to envision this on my own. Great ideas.

Here are some ideas:

Nandina, miscanthus, rufa, acorus & Blue Spruce Sedum

Hi! An idea based on working with what you have… I’m assuming based off of your bloom times that you have a paniculata? If you keep there it might get large enough to cover that portion. As for the other panel I’m a fan of the trellis idea. I like winter creeper/silver queen euonymus because it can be trained to climb- but it’s evergreen and the foliage adds winter interest with pink tinged ends it’s really pretty!
That paired with the foliage of the viburnum, pink muhly, and hydrangeas would like nice! I also through in an encore azalea because they make for good foundation plants and are reblooming. Thoughts?

Thank you Big Doug for helping me think outside of the box…..
Could you give me suggestions on what the name of these plants could be?

Romanzone8
you’re getting me excited to work on this project!!
It’s hard for me to envision good ideas, I’ve tried in the past but unfortunately my gardens never look put together!!
Fortunately I’m pleased with all these suggestions, I am grateful…
I will do my homework and look up your suggestions.