The exterior and balcony of your home should look just as inviting as the interior. It should look fabulous from the inside looking out and the outside looking in. Because this transition is often forgotten when decorating, many people tend to ignore their balcony. Don’t worry, these 3 easy ways can help you style your balcony.
1. Balcony Furniture
First of all, let’s start off with furniture. It does not matter how small or large your balcony is, you can upgrade it with beautiful patio furniture. A nice patio / balcony furniture set can help you achieve your goals of creating an outside living area. Balcony furniture can be metal, plastic, wicker, and any other material which is appropriate for your environment. If your balcony is small in space, consider a single chair with a small table. Almost all small patios have enough space for a little chair. Be creative and think outside the box.
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2. Rug & Outdoor Accessories
A fun and functional outdoor rug will work wonders for your outdoor space. Don’t feel the need to settle for a green astro turf style. Be bold and have fun with colors which compliment the inside of your home. In addition to a rug, opt for adding outdoor accessories. These accessories can also bring your balcony to the next level. I love this wooden shelf which can be used as a planter. This is an awesome way to grow your potted plants outside with the fresh air and sun. As a result, your outdoor accessories can be a reflection of your inside style.
Don't forget your balcony when creating your home's decorating plan. Click To Tweet3. Curtains
Consider using sliding door curtains to decorate the sliding door leading to the outside patio. Sliding door curtains works double duty. These special curtains are wider than traditional curtains and specifically designed to fit your sliding glass door. They are available in various textures, styles, colors, and patterns. I’ve recently discovered High End Curtain, an online curtain company which has a large selection of sliding door curtains, hardware, and accessories. These stylish and affordable curtains will make the transition from your indoor living space to your balcony seamless.
I hope you found these steps on ways to style your balcony useful. Please feel free to leave any comments, questions, or suggestions. I would love to hear your thoughts on how you decorate and style your balcony.
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Tara says
Some great ideas, just wish I could implement some of them. Any chance of a post on How To Keep Your Very Naughty Beagle From Destroying Your Beautifully Styled Balcony, lol?
Divine Elements of Design says
Hum… that’s interesting. Lol,, I guess the only way is to keep him off the balcony. Lol, seriously, the struggle is real when you have fur babies.
Stephanie says
Too funny! Since I foster a lot of wayward dogs and I’m a designer I thought I would chime in! If your dog destroys things or poops and pres where he shouldn’t, don’t leave him unattended. Behavior that isn’t caught the second it occurs and admonished with a verbal “no” basically reinforces the bad behavior. Getting mad after the fact confuses your dig. They have no concept of past behavior. Rrmember, a tired dog who is stimulated, goes on walks, meets other dogs, is a calm happy dog less likely to cause destruction 🙂
Divine Elements of Design says
Thanks so much for your advice. What do you suggest for a dog that goes in the backyard unattended, but poops on the concrete patio?
Patricia Carr says
Inspirational and informative. I’m motivated to re-work my patio. Thanks so much
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Stephanie says
Great post! Love all of your tips. I’d never heard of High End Curtain before. Keep up the great work 🙂
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Vicki @ Babies to Bookworms says
I love these ideas. I have always wanted a house with a balcony that I could decorate!
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Jiya B says
Such a lovely post this. Home decor is something we always look forward to. I loved the ideas for balcony. Thanks for sharing
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Shelbi says
These are very cute and simple ideas! I have so many people headed off to college or getting their first apartment soon, this is great advice for them!
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sarahseyebrows says
I’m going to take your advice, however I’m going to style my bedroom instead. <3
Divine Elements of Design says
Yes, do your bedroom first. It should be the most beautiful and comfortable room.
Jennifer says
Loving all these tips. I really like the style and color curtains you picked!
Melissa says
Great ideas! If I could go back in time, I would use them in my apartment!
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Macs says
Thank you for sharing these ideas and inspiration. This is very helpful!
window Screens says
If I could go back in time, I would use them in my apartment!
LeMitri's says
Great decor ideas! Where do you get your inspiration from?
Steve says
Great ideas!I’m going to take your advice!
Happy Hiller says
These decor tips are great! Thank you for sharing such valuable info.
Punjab Furniture says
Thank you for sharing these ideas.
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Portella says
Hey, thanks a lot! Would you personally prefer wood or steel doors when renovating your home?
Dereck says
Great ideas, this is inspiring. I’m zealous to work on my balcony and patio. Thanks to your ideas.
lars says
Do you live in a dry and hot area or near the coast? Are you living in the area of heavy rainfall? Answer these questions before buying outdoor furniture. Remember, dry, hot conditions can make wood crack and splinter. Aluminum furniture may not survive in strong wind. Moreover, wicker can’t withstand consistent exposure to dampness.