Balcony wall ideas
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Comments (5)I think that you need to decide what you want to use the space for and take it from there. If it were me I would have some furniture in the centre- likely a table and chairs to make it a sociable space. At both ends I would put up a mirror and then put plants in pots in front- try to get something tall to obscure the mirror- Portugese laurels look great and are ever green. Personally I wouldn't put down the artificial turf as I think that the existing tiles will be easier to brush clean and even evergreen plants drop leaves. Next I would be thinking about lighting for the evening- often the outside lights on the building are too bright- perhaps you can put it on a dimmer, change it or put a grill over the light to diffuse the light. I also love candles- put them in lanterns so they are always outside and dry and ready to light. Then you need to think about how to overcome problems that may be specific to your balcony- if there is noise intrusion then consider a water feature or a portable speaker for music. If you want increased privacy think about screening the railings with a yew hedge or rolled bamboo matting or obscured glass. Alternatively you may think about smells- candles, herbs, lavender, rosemary etc. If you want to deter insects then consider an Indian Bean Tree. Lastly I would buy blankets to wrap round your guests if you are enjoying an evening drink. Keep them just inside the door rolled up in a basket (the blankets not your guests.)...See MoreSmall soulless balcony
Comments (7)Hi. The view is stunning! I'd move the table and chairs up to the left. Where the hanging basket is i'd add a small potted tree to give some height. In the corner opposite the tree I'd have an armchair angled in the corner, I'd look for something with storage to keep sheepskin throws for your chairs. I've found this one which may work with a cushion and throw added. Next to the chair i.e. in front of the door add a hurricane lamp. I'd add a large decorative mirror on the wall to reflect the view and make the space feel a bit bigger. You could also add a faux trailing plant of sorts over the mirror depending on the style of mirror. I'd go for the heater over the doors, add a small outdoor rug for under the table and chairs, add a couples of accessories for the table and a small potted plant in the left hand corner. http://www.gardensite.co.uk/garden-buildings/suncast-java-storage-chair.htm...See More- 5 years ago
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