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This outdoor space has always been one of the most desired in the house, and nothing better than designing them to enjoy them more and better. This note essential tips and good ideas from an expert.
The balconies have always been consecrated as one of the most desired environments in the house. This outdoor space takes center stage whatever the season of the year.
How to Decorate Balconies?
If you are planning to decorate balconies, the first thing to consider is the dimensions, and secondly, what you want to put together will depend on the needs of each one. We always recommended leaving the central space free to gain more freedom, ease of travel, and practicality when cleaning it.
Another point to consider is that the decoration of the balcony goes according to the interior of the house so as not to break the harmony. A tip: a wall of the same color as the interior decoration will unite the spaces creating fluidity.
Large Balconies
Different areas can be created: for sunbathing, reading, resting, eating, etc. Of course: it is vital to prioritize one of them. The rustic style is thinking for wide spaces since the furniture is thicker and has heavier lines.
Small Balconies
allocating the space for single use is essential. According to experts, the most modern styles with simple lines and designs are suitable for those balconies with a few meters as they give a feeling of spaciousness. We recommend low furniture to preserve sightlines.
We can use furniture to play a fundamental role, and especially in tight spaces. Those light and stackable are easy to use, and in places where cm is scarce, they are ideal for moving them quickly.
As for the colors when painting them, there are some tricks to gain more space and luminosity: in balconies, with high ceilings, you can use soft tones, while in balconies with low ceilings, white is recommended, yes or yes.
The lighting is essential if we speak. Depends on the light decoration is used, we will achieve a more welcoming environment. For that to happen, we recommended using warm bulbs. If the balcony is small, placing large lamps will only make them the center of attention. Adding candles is always a good option: they are perfect deco objects for this space.
Special Care for Balconies with a lot of Sunlight
The sun falls on the façade is a privilege, but it does not always bring so much comfort since you have to take special care with furniture and plants (too much direct light is not good).
That is why it is crucial to see if you need an awning that covers part – or all – of the balcony. Its color will be key: a dark canvas will filter the sun’s rays better but will bring more darkness to the house’s interior.
Strong Materials for Balconies
Regarding the materials, it is essential to know that all the furniture and objects left outside will degrade more quickly. The key is to place them in a sheltered area for most of the day to make them last longer.
Rattan furniture -natural or synthetic-provides extra warmth and is comfortable and resistant to the sun. Woods like teak or acacia – hard and resistant – are also great candidates for this space. Aluminum and stainless steel are durable, lightweight, and adapt to any environment.
Ideal Fabrics for Balconies
When talking about fabrics, not only are we talking about seat cushions, rugs, tapestries, or a hanging hammock can also be placed. Here the key is to risk and play with the fabrics. The important thing is that they are washable and resistant.
The nautical tarps are the most resistant to equal the vinyl carpets, which are great for balconies.
Plants on Balconies. How to Choose Them?
No matter how many meters you have, going green is always a good option. You can add some bush, flowers, perfumes, and textures. Everyone wants their “own jungle” to provide privacy but at the same time invite you to relax and unwind.
- When choosing varieties, we must fix the scale: they are not gigantic and occupy the entire balcony.
- The aroma is essential: climbing jasmine is the one.
- We recommended that all the pots be of the same color and model in small spaces, playing with different sizes and diameters.
- Combine larger-leaved plants with thinner ones.
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