What to do with outside walls
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Is there a patio or an exit on either of these walls? I was thinking of using some outdoor furniture, pot and planters to draw your focus away from the wall.
How about using two or three shades of watered down paint colors and using a sponge painting effect over the walls to add some color.
I had thought about doing that but want to distract attention from the walls. It is a huge space and might detract from the patio area. Thanks for the reply.
How about framing sections of lattice and attaching them to the concrete? You can even attach potted plants to the lattice. This will draw your focus to what is on the wall but not the wall.