An elegantly furnished balcony can turn an outdoor space into an inviting spot for entertaining or lounging around, providing the ideal environment to unwind or connect. Find stylish apartment balcony furniture that matches your interior decor perfectly, such as outdoor rugs, pillows and wall art to complete the look.
Rooms To Go has everything you need for your small balcony patio furniture needs, including three-piece tables and chair sets that fit small spaces or cozier love seats for more intimate setups.
Mosaic Tiled Outdoor Bistro Table
A mosaic tiled outdoor bistro table adds a decorative accent to any apartment balcony. Crafted by hand with multicolored ceramic tile designs in mind – exotic but durable; powder-coated iron frames allow outdoor use while folding easily for off-season storage or transport; both traditional and contemporary elements come together seamlessly in this versatile set-up!
Create an inviting balcony seating area by pairing comfortable patio furniture with warm-toned rugs or throw pillows and an eye-catching striped awning if your balcony is shaded by nearby buildings or trees. Edison bulb string lighting or an outdoor fireplace add further visual and thermal interest on cooler nights, and add comforting warmth as an additional visual feature.
Small balconies call for conversation sets that offer plenty of seating room for two. Take advantage of floor space by selecting slim table designs that maximize floor area, as well as compact chairs that don’t take up much when folded up. A bistro table works well in most spaces as well, since its versatility means you can move it from place to place when not needed.
If your balcony is surrounded by lush vegetation, accent this natural setting with wood furniture that echoes natural shapes and materials found in nature. Rustic teak sets fit well on garden terraces while rustic teak pieces connect well with green plants. Rustic teak sets also look good on rustic teak sets for garden terraces that connect naturally with green plants. Rustic teak sets work especially well when placed alongside garden terrace plants. Rustic teak pieces pair nicely with garden terrace plants. Rustic teak sets look at home on garden terraces while rustic teak sets pair well with green plants on garden terraces. If your home has a coastal vibe then consider opting for pieces made of wicker that recall sandy beaches and serene seaside getaways – or transitional metal/rattan patio furniture pieces to maintain style continuity on both ends of your balcony space.
A narrow balcony can become an elegant outdoor living room when furnished with sofa, table and chairs. Fantastic Frank’s Stockholm apartment balcony uses neutral tones throughout both indoors and outdoors to make for an effortless transition. An elegant wrought-iron balcony railing blends in beautifully with neutral rattan seating and decking while adding a potted herb garden acts as a decorative accent and room divider.
Folding Bistro Chair
Furniture selection can make all the difference on an apartment balcony. From hosting guests to just relaxing solo, the chairs and tables should reflect your individuality while being easy to set up or move around. Look for pieces that can withstand climate conditions without warping or fading quickly.
Folding bistro chairs make excellent outdoor seating solutions. Their sturdy yet lightweight nature make it easy to move and store when not in use; its slatted acacia wood has been stained to look appealing, while their commercial grade black steel frame ensures durability and includes replaceable non-marring foot glides to protect floors from damage.
Rattan bistro chairs offer an appealing natural touch for your balcony, perfect for adding natural flair and can withstand weatherproof and rust-resistant coating. Available in multiple colors to complement your decor.
One way to add color and texture to your balcony is with an outdoor rug. Choose one that complements the curtains or floor color/pattern; throw pillows can add additional pops of color!
Adding drapes to a balcony without covering is an effortless and gorgeous way to enhance its decor. By using adhesive hooks that won’t damage railings, light-weight drapes that move with the breeze create an intimate setting and romantic ambience.
Add a luxurious touch to your apartment balcony by including a padded garden seat or pouf. Available in various shapes from circular to cube, these cushions come in cotton or leather fabrics that give it an unpretentious, casual vibe.
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Bar Cart Set
No matter the size or layout of your outdoor oasis, apartment-sized patio furniture can help transform it into a relaxing hideaway and party-ready hangout spot. A combination of seating, dining and decorative elements will create an outdoor area that truly represents who you are as an individual rather than trying to address all your decor needs at once.
Small balconies don’t provide space for an expansive outdoor dining table, so an intimate bistro set for two is the ideal solution to dining outdoors in comfort and relaxing while sharing meals together. A bar cart placed centrally can also add another gathering spot for snacks and beverages – easily moving it around for optimal entertaining!
If possible, incorporate rattan or bamboo lounge chairs into your balcony furniture set for optimal comfort and style. They tend to be more accommodating than their metal or plastic counterparts while still adding an organic element that works with most styles of outdoor decor. You’ll be sure to find several colors and finishes available, making shopping easier than ever!
Add a pop of color to your balcony by decorating with potted plants and flowers, which are budget-friendly yet will instantly bring life and vibrancy into any apartment-sized space. Look for low maintenance varieties such as succulents or consider lining windowsills with greenery to keep the balcony feeling fresh and welcoming.
Add warmth and coziness to your balcony by placing cozy blankets or pillows on it – they make an ideal spot for reading or conversing with friends – then turn on mood lighting for romantic evenings outside!
Small balconies can still feel private with the help of an effective privacy screen, created by designer Dee Murphy using large hanging plants as seclusion measures. You could also install a trellis or use ladder to suspend netting across your balcony to achieve similar effects.
Wicker Side Table
An elegant way to adorn your balcony with style is with a beautiful side table. Choose from a range of styles and colors that suit your decor, such as rattan or wood, aluminum tables that are lightweight yet easy to clean, natural wicker that stands up well to weather and resin wicker that resists weather better than natural materials.
When looking for a wicker balcony table, take into account both the style of your apartment patio furniture and its overall design. For instance, rustic wood chairs should pair nicely with a rattan sofa table for an inviting space; or for something more contemporary go for white wicker table and chairs featuring poufs for additional seating that combines functionality and style.
If you prefer spending your time relaxing on your balcony, having an inviting lounge chair is essential. Choose from different styles such as reclining and chaise lounge chairs; alternatively you could try rocking chairs for more traditional country vibes or modern wicker conversations sets that can fit seamlessly with any apartment design.
Plants are a wonderful way to add life and color to your apartment balcony, not only by adding color and texture but also purifying the air. Hanging planters are great choices for small balconies as they don’t take up much space – or group several smaller planters together as an eye-catching focal point on your balcony.
When purchasing patio furniture for an apartment balcony, it’s essential to take into account how you plan to utilize the space and how much sunlight reaches it during the day. Being exposed directly to sunlight may make enjoying your patio difficult; an umbrella or shade tree may provide relief and curtains or blinds may help create privacy while blocking noise from nearby buildings.
