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Choose multi-functional pieces Flexible furniture is a must in a small space. When thinking about which pieces you need, consider your lifestyle first. Do you like to entertain friends on your balcony? Do you like to garden? Do you want a quiet spot to sit and read? The key is not more stuff, but the right stuff. If you like to entertain, invest in multi-functional pieces that will give you extra seating when you need it, but can be tucked away when not in use, such as stools and benches. Stackable and folding tables and chairs are another good investment, as they are easy to move around and can also be tucked away with minimal fuss. An extendable table will allow you to set extra place settings when required. If you need extra storage, seek out furniture with built-in storage, such as a sofa with shelves or storage under the seat, or a storage ottoman.

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Image: IkeaWhen you’re thinking about how to decorate your balcony, view it in the same way as you would a small living room. Aim to include a couple of chairs and a table so you can relax or entertain, a durable shelf to hold items such as potted plants and drinking glasses, and a few decorative items and soft furnishings to add colour and personality.

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