Balconies from #LivspaceHomes That Will Floor You
There’s a design for every type!
Livspace Editorial Team
October 29, 2019
If you’re a person who loves some peace and quiet, we’re sure you would love to do up your balcony. Be it compact or large, here are some design ideas to inspire you to take up the challenge of creating a beautiful outdoor space.
Balcony Design #1
A swing can take you to your happy place! Turn your balcony space into a personal sanctuary with a wide swing, wooden rafters across the ceiling, interesting tiles on one side of the railing and coffee table just for essentials.
Balcony Design #2
How dreamy does this balcony look? With a comfy wicker sofa, bar stools and table perfect for brunch days, the space certainly is the highlight of any conversation. Throw in a faux grass patch and you are all set!
Balcony Design #3
Barely-there balcony? No problem! Throw in a patchwork armchair with a basic coffee table like this balcony. If space allows, add in a plant shelf to seal the deal.
Balcony Design #4
This balcony sports pops of yellow in planters and the railing. The wooden floor tiles make the space looks like something out of a catalogue!
Balcony Design #5
With a pinewood deck, rattan furniture and added height to enjoy the view, this balcony surely makes a powerful statement. We love how the space is sprinkled with a splash of colours as well.
Balcony Design #6
Even simple solutions can turn around your balcony space. Take cues from this balcony with patterned tiles and minimal wicker furniture. Cosy, isn’t it?
Balcony Design #7
A bar in the balcony sure makes up for a beautiful place for a party! Whether it’s the cushioned bench or the mounted shelf and base units, this one features ample storage for all your bar essentials.
Balcony Design #8
The balcony space is done up minimally with just wooden flooring and green turf. An existing wall hanging of wooden corks finds its place on the adjacent wall. We’re sure the ambience is perfect to enjoy a cup of tea or grab a drink!
Balcony Design #9
One look at this balcony and it has us falling in love with it. Clear blue skies, a hot cuppa, a nice book and you perched atop the sunshine chair. Oh, and the cherry on the cake? The furniture given is all weather-resistant!
Balcony Design #10
This balcony thrives on colours — red furniture, colourful planters, a mix of indoor plants, green turf and pebbles. The balcony has been netted to keep out pigeons while still letting in fresh air. What a refreshing cocoon!
Balcony Design #11
Have enough balcony space with a gorgeous overlooking view? Take advantage of it with a sleek bar unit! The cabinet door doubles up as a table when it’s pulled down.
Balcony Design #12
Who knew a grass curtain could do the trick in keeping nosy neighbours at bay? While it ensures privacy, it also gives your balcony a fresh appearance. The orange furniture adds a pop of colour to keep things interesting.
Balcony Design #13
A stunning view of the city, some hot coffee, comfortable rattan furniture — this is something you can look forward to every morning and evening!
Balcony Design #14
For the gardening enthusiasts, here is a wonderful vertical garden to fit into your compact balconies! You don’t have to give up on your hobby just because of space constraints.
Balcony Design #15
We’re sure your kids will thank you for such a wonderful playground. You too can join the fun at this lovely picnic table.
Balcony Design #16
Calling all the party-folks! Cheers to a wonderful bar unit upcycled from a Tata truck front mask. We’re sure you’ll look forward to lively weekends with this adorning your balcony.
Balcony Design #17
Want a nature-inspired home? Here is a wonderful balcony design with rattan furniture and a small garden. We’re sure the eco-friendly personality in you would rejoice.
Balcony Design #18
Not enough space for furniture? Just add a mat on the floor, throw in some pillows and you have a great balcony seating. You can also fit a compact chair to lounge in.
Balcony Design #19
Paint a bright colour for an intriguing design. Also, having a hanging garden instead of using up your floor space might be a smart choice for smaller balconies.
Balcony Design #20
Need a corner at home, that’s both chirpy and quiet? Get yourself this wonderful swing and place it against a bright yellow wall in the balcony. Sip your coffee or read a book, take your pick!
Balcony Design #21
A live vertical garden for the balcony, anyone? The white and pink flowers with fresh green leaves add so much life to this space with the swing.
Balcony Designs #22
When you are someone who just cannot do without a bookshelf wherever you go, this corner is made for you. Look at that tiny rack – isn’t it lovely?
Balcony Designs #23
Living in a high-rise apartment and enjoy the luxury of having good breeze in the balcony? You should definitely add seating and throw in some colourful cushions to the scene!
Balcony Designs #24
Your balcony can be a space for relaxation and meditation. Place a Buddha statue in front of a waterfall and add some ambient lighting. Your very own meditation/yoga spot is ready in no time.
Balcony Designs #25
For a casual, chic look, add a grass mat and some benches made out of reclaimed wood. Wall and railing planters will add to the look while keeping the vibe minimal.
Balcony Designs #26
Want to keep it simple? Then find good old cane furniture that can be teamed with plants for comfortable newspaper reading time with the missus!
Balcony Designs #27
Who says you can’t do anything with narrow balconies but dry clothes? Get iron chairs and a small table in minimalistic design for intimate coffees with your SO.
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