Balcony Decor Ideas

Whether you have a small balcony or a spacious space, there are an array of awesome decor ideas to make the most of your outdoor space. 

Sometimes overlooked, balconies are well worth putting in the time to decorate. We’ve collected a couple of ideas that’ll work for all different-sized spaces. Hang up string lights, collect some plants, and let’s enjoy a little slice of the outdoors.

Seating 

The options for seating are endless. Depending on whether you’re going for a cafe vibe or a place to lounge outside, seating is a great place to start to guide you to the look and feel you’re looking for.  

Seating for dining

Seating for lounging

Lighting

Adding extra lighting brings a romantic ambiance to your space. Lanterns and string lights are perfect for outdoor spaces, just be sure that the lighting is soft for a cozy feel.

Lanterns 

String lights 

Plants

Flower boxes

Add a pop of color to your outdoor space with flower boxes! All you need to do is hang them on the railing. What’s great about them is that they look lovely while taking up no space. 

Cluster Pots

Living wall

Tables

Balcony bar

Balcony bars are perfect for small balconies! They can easily attach to your balcony, and give you a space to take in the outdoors. Add simple bar stools and you’ve got a balcony with an edge. 

Coffee table

A coffee table is a simple idea to help give your outdoor space a facelift. If you have the space, they are perfect to place a few candles, pots, or vases. 

Outdoor rug

What’s more cozy and cool than outdoor rugs? Investing in one of these brings can make your balcony feel comfortable as well as posh. It’s important to buy an outdoor rug that is water-resistant. Look for polypropylene, acrylic, or nylon rugs for durability. 

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The article was written by Christine Fay Smith

“Christine is a freelance lifestyle writer. She focuses on interior and hospitality design. After graduating with a Bachelor of Fine Arts, Christine has embraced her knowledge of the visual world. She mixes this with passion for culture and the exploration of visual experiences.”