A new front sitting area featuring modern pavers and Adirondack chairs is beautifully complemented by a rustic mesh-wire fence, offering a sense of privacy while enjoying the view of the garden toward the street. Existing decorative cobbles from the site were repurposed to create a charming dry creek bed that curves gracefully through the space. Sheet mulching with nutrient-rich compost has been strategically applied on top of layers of cardboard to effectively suppress weeds while also nourishing the new plants as they grow. A Desert Museum tree, proudly planted on the left side, adds a touch of height and balance to the front facade of the house, creating a delightful focal point that draws the eye and adds curb appeal.