A small, relaxing balcony design that can be a clothes drying wonderland

Even the tiniest balcony has room to unwind with a cup of tea, even if you’re surrounded by t-shirts. Well-chosen, flexible furniture can help you get a balcony designed for the enjoyment you want and the laundry you try to avoid. So if you have a balcony on the smaller side that has to do a big job for downtime and drying time, read on.

Dry a lot or a little

This balcony can dry clothes and be soothing thanks to airy JOSTEIN shelving units that make laundry feel less prominent. Their extendable, adjustable drying racks can be ’off’ when not in use. Durable shelves provide a good overview of and easy access to clothes drying or cleaning supplies. Clear boxes let light in.

Storage convenience

For outdoor items you want to protect or prefer to store away, use closed storage like this KOLBJÖRN cabinet.
The cabinet’s beige coating complements the balcony’s light shades and blends in more naturally.
Behind the tidy doors (that stay closed with a magnetic lock), you can store plant pots, outdoor cushions, etc.
Arrange a nice display or place another matching shelving unit on top of the cabinet.

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Always room to relax

A space-saving TÄRNÖ bistro set in solid acacia sends a warm, welcoming impression. Its open, clean design gives off a casual lightness and makes it easy to move around. With a just-right size, you’ll likely leave it set up and seize every chance to slow down.
Tie-on cushions and other textiles in neutral shades enhance the soft appeal. Mixing a handful of materials and lively greenery creates appealing, engaging harmony.

An on-the-go herb garden

This RÅSKOG trolley’s black finish matches the bistro set and contrasts the light walls. Put herbs on the top shelf for luxurious, table-side access (and to give the plants a bit more sunshine). When tea time is over, roll/store the trolley inside and enjoy the floor space.

Tidy, easy transitions

Balcony design includes what’s indoors, too. Set up cleaner, smoother entrances and exits at the high-traffic door.

TRONES shoe cabinets create a handy indoor home for slippers, sandals, sunglasses, a camera or other things you may use outdoors but store indoors.
A doormat reduces the odds of dirty floors.
When a trolley and basket of textiles live indoors near the door, they’re ready to go outside for a little while.

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