The balcony, as an important space to connect the home with the outside world, is often overlooked when decorating. However, a balcony that is both beautiful and functional can not only enhance the style of the home, but also significantly enhance the stay experience. This article will share the "4 don't" principle of balcony decoration, and these lessons may provide you with valuable references.
First of all, we need to clarify the main function of the balcony. Nowadays, many families use their balconies as a relaxation area or drying area, so it is not very practical to have a sink and mop sink on the balcony. In modern homes, the washbasin in the washroom is usually external, so that dry and wet can be separated, making it easy to wash hands at any time. Mop pools, on the other hand, are gradually being phased out, as most mops can be flushed directly under the faucet, without the need for a special mop pool.
The presence of sinks and mop sinks can cause inconvenience to the balcony, such as splashing wet floors when using water, and may even infiltrate the downstairs neighbor's house and cause disputes. Therefore, keeping your balcony dry and increasing your storage space with custom cabinets can make your balcony neater and more stolen.
In the past, when decorating balconies, door covers were usually installed at the entrances, but whether it was made of wood or aluminum alloy, it may not match the style of home decoration and affect the appearance. After a few years, the pass cover may oxidize and turn yellow or crack, further affecting the overall home improvement effect.
It is now more popular not to install a cover to make the space look larger, and the balcony is integrated into the living room, while also saving a fortune. Specifically, the arc yang angle strip is used at the pass to do the arc treatment at the pass to ensure that the net is hung to prevent the wall from cracking in the later stage.
Inward window refers to the design of the window opening inward to occupy the interior space. It is recommended to avoid using inward windows as much as possible when sealing windows, and choose the inward opening and inverting method to be more flexible. Inward windows are a safety hazard and can easily cause injuries by hitting their heads, especially for families with small children or the elderly. In addition, inward windows may also conflict with facilities such as lockers and drying racks, resulting in inconvenience in use.
Many people want to install a sling chair on their balcony to enjoy their leisure time, but in reality, most families who install a sling chair will eventually regret it. The chair not only takes up space, but also is uncomfortable to sit up, and sitting for a long time is not good for lumbar spine health. In addition, there is a risk of a chairlift with a pedestal tipping over.
If you want to create a relaxation area, consider other design elements that are more practical and comfortable, such as comfortable cushions, backrest chairs or practical balcony tables, and lift chairs are not recommended.