Five Ways to Style a Glazed Balcony
Updated 9 October 2026
If your balcony or terrace could become a greener, more inviting place to spend time, explore these ideas drawn from outdoor spaces we have styled.
A bohemian balcony
A bohemian balcony can feel like a private escape. Layer natural textures such as rattan and bamboo with grasses, soft muted shades, a hammock, lanterns and patterned textiles. Graphic black-and-white art adds definition, while palms and UV-resistant silk plants bring a lush note to a sheltered setting. Explore our online collection, or contact us if you have something particular in mind.

A softer Scandinavian look
This balcony began with simple furniture and a clear palette, but it was rarely used. We added warmth and a more relaxed feeling through textiles, silk plants, planters, muted colours, bamboo and rattan furniture, and carefully chosen accessories.

A city balcony with a touch of the tropics
The glazed balcony echoed the colours indoors but had become a place for storage. Its owner wanted colour, privacy and a sense of lush greenery, without the demands of living plants in strong sun. Silk plants helped turn it into an inviting place to unwind and spend time with friends.

From glazed balcony to rooftop terrace
A residents’ sauna opened onto a glazed balcony and rooftop terrace. We styled both areas, using conifers outdoors and silk plants in the sheltered interior. Lounge chairs, a sofa and artwork created a room-like feeling inside; outside, a rocking chair made a quiet place to pause.

A calm place to unwind
For this spacious glazed balcony, the residents wanted pale colours, room for yoga and greenery that was easy to live with. Silk plants and conifers bring softness to the modern setting.

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