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21+ Incredibly Inspiring Apartment Balcony Design Ideas

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If you live in an apartment or condo then you know space is a premium and a small balcony needs to be maximized to enjoy outdoor living. If you have a balcony and you are not using it, then its time to address why? Do you have a blank canvas that needs some decor or do you have furnishings that are just not usable? Perhaps it’s a lack of privacy or maybe you are using your balcony for storage?

It would be a shame to let your balcony space go to waste. A balcony can be a relaxing oasis for entertaining some friends, dining al fresco, curling up with a good book or just taking in some fresh air. Have a look below for some fresh ideas to make the most of this coveted outdoor living space. Don’t forget to let us know which one most inspired you and why in the Comments below!

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1. This balcony in a high-rise apartment building is defined by an area rug. Outdoor furniture, durable, bright accessories, and container plants brighten up this outdoor space overlooking New York City. (via LDa Architecture & Interiors)

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2. This small balcony features two chairs adorned with accent pillows and throws. Nesting tables allow for decor and a spot for placing food and drinks. Outdoor flower box planters hang from the balcony railing, adding nature and a pop of color to this outdoor space. (via STIL & Inredning)

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3. This Scandinavian-style balcony features simple small furnishings with a tree providing a tranquil backdrop. The location of this balcony is ideal, tucked away at the back of an apartment block, away from the noise of traffic. (via Wallenberg Fastighetsfรถrmedling)

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4. A cozy balcony overlooks the city of Madrid, Spain. Inviting furnishings in bright colors adds a playful touch to this outdoor space. A planter filled with bamboo is illuminated for evening time ambiance. (via Fernando Pozuelo Landscaping Collection)

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5. This stylish balcony features a pair of folding chairs and a small table. A pillow and a couple of throws on the chairs add cozy texture while a railing planter brings a touch of nature into the city. (via Oscars Fastighetsmรคkleri)

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6. A spacious danish apartment balcony in the city features wooden furnishings and a large table for dining al fresco. A small barbeque for hosting dinner parties and plants adds to this fantastic outdoor space. (via Fotograf Nathalie Malic)

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7. Lightweight furnishings help to keep a small balcony from being cluttered. Furnishings can easily be reconfigured to meet your needs and to enjoy different views. These Acapulco chairs are the perfect option, as they are comfortable to sink into and are easily maneuverable. (via Studio Morton)

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8. A welcoming balcony in Vancouver, British Columbia offers a fantastic contemporary aesthetic. The wooden benches are available through 18Karat – the Mu Collection. The tall plants in the corner planters are called Heavenly Bamboo. The hanging planter is a Wally Pocket for outdoor applications. (via Gaile Guevara)

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9. This urban balcony offers plenty of privacy thanks to perforated screens. One screen is fixed, while one is on a sliding track that can move where privacy and shading are needed. (via MIG Design)

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10. Wicker furnishings accent a table on this cozy Scandinavian style balcony. An outdoor area rug grounds the space. (via Entrance Fastighetsmรคkleri)

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11. A small outdoor balcony overlooks downtown New York City. The mosaic bistro table and chairs were sourced from Bed Bath & Beyond. Railing planter boxes are filled with colorful blooms. (via Designed To Appeal)

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12. This modern balcony in Bordeaux, France offers an inviting atmosphere with comfortable furnishings, plants, and even artwork. A built-in provides additional seating to this narrow outdoor living space. The top pops up to provide storage for cushions when not in use. String lights on the wall add a magical ambiance in the evening time. (via HOME THERAPY)

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13. This small balcony has a transition change with the addition of a raised wooden deck, elevating the space. Acapulco Chairs in black and blue are accented with bright orange pillows for a playful pop of color. White paper lanterns are strung from the roof overhang for evening mood lighting. (via Jenny Andrรฉ Designing)

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14. Deck your balcony out in Boho-Hippie-Style with a layering of textures and lots of pillows. This cozy outdoor oasis can be enjoyed with friends and a bottle of wine, a reading nook, or an afternoon siesta. Greenery climbs up the wall, providing a nature-inspired backdrop to this urban balcony. Lanterns on the ground provide nighttime ambiance. (via eggergรคrten)

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15. In the heart of Gothenburg, Sweden, this balcony features a cozy corner adorned with plants. Terracotta planters are set on a wooden ladder, while pots hang from the railing. A colorful outdoor rug helps to delineate spaces. Although narrow, ample furnishings allow for space to entertain friends. (via Alvhem Mรคkleri & Interiรถr)

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16. A small Scandinavian metal railing balcony with a wooden deck features a container garden. Acapulco indoor/outdoor lounge chairs provide relaxing comfort. Lining the railing is multi-color, large bulb string lights to create a festive atmosphere. (via Jenny Andrรฉ Designing)

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17. This Scandinavian balcony features a touch of luxury with the all-weather wicker sofa and ottoman with a glass top. Planters filled with flowers invites nature into this urban living environment. (via Bjurfors Gรถteborg)

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18. This compact Parisian balcony is ultra-charming with its red bistro dining set. Contemporary planters add a touch of greenery that is simple and aesthetically pleasing. (via A+B KASHA Designs)

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19. A small sectional sofa lines this balcony, covered with cushions and pillows for cozy comfort. A graphical area rug grounds the space. String lights provide a magical ambiance when the sun goes down. (via Svensk Fastighetsfรถrmedling)

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20. This small apartment balcony in Dallas, Texas offers a sunny vibe. The orange Retro Squares Metal Glider Loveseat is from Grandin Road, as is the side table. On the wall, the succulent wall panel is by Robert Lawrence Designs. A patterned area rug adds playful color while grounding this outdoor space. (via Cheryl Ketner Interiors)

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21. This uncovered balcony feels spacious thanks to small furnishings. Folding furnishings are perfect for a small balcony, as they can be tucked out of the way if more space is needed when entertaining. A pouf provides additional seating space, while the outdoor rug offers texture and comfort. (via Josephine Interiรถr)

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22. A NanaWall opens a master bedroom to a private balcony where Apaculo chairs offer cozy comfort. Sheepskins cover the chairs for added warmth. (via Rachael Smith Photography)

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23. This cozy balcony features comfortable cushions for the bench and armchair, along with a small area rug. Curtains on the trellis add an accent with also providing additional privacy. (via iwona.jar)

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24. The cozy seating on this small balcony is a DIY using stacked palettes and a futon mattress draped with throws and accent pillows for comfort. A trellis and bamboo screen are used for privacy. (via martaa_home)

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