Front yard design tips desired

A "rock garden" is not the same as a "garden full of stones".

Sorry.

I'm looking for the front yard in the photos. The one that squeezes itself between the house and the street.
So it includes an access path to the front door.
Photos of a frontal view would be helpful.
Stones instead of a garden? No!

So. Sorry. I have added a few more photos of the actual front yard.
The idea with the stones came up because we have a 2300 sqm property. Behind the house, there is about 1200 sqm of lawn area.
Hence the idea to design it somewhat differently with stones in the front.

The response will probably be limited since you can't tell anything from either your pictures or your text. How big is the area? How is it divided? A small hand sketch sometimes works wonders. If it's actually about only 4-5m² of space here, I don't see a big need for planning.

Sorry. Now there are also pictures of the section. I would have to measure the size. But overall it will certainly be an area of 50 sqm, I think. Once the east side, which I had already posted at the beginning, and then the south view of the entrance area.

I probably made it too easy for myself here yesterday. Hopefully, more information will help me move forward now and make it easier for you to respond.

Where you now still see the new pictures.
The front door will be replaced. Probably with an anthracite-colored door. The stairs and access path will be removed and should also be replaced.
That is why I am also considering how we can make the whole thing look nice.

Thank you for your effort!

Does it only look like that, or is the soil actually that sandy?
There is a little bit, of course. The [Buchse(?)] have probably been cared for a few years already. The shrubs at the front right look somewhat pitiful.
Sandy, of course, calls for a poor meadow with a rock garden to go with it.

If there is a lot of energy available, I would remove the shrubs on the right. In the corner, a corner bench and in front of it a mini pond or birdbath surrounded by stones. Along the right property boundary, a dry stone wall. Let the sandy soil between the house and the right property boundary grow wild with poor meadow seeds. Along the path, a few old small lanterns as path lights....