Antipodes Contemporary Balcony, Paris
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7. Urban GreenMissing the green grass? Bring it to where you are with a cheeky fake-grass rug and plenty of big potted plants, shrubs and even trees. With greenery up high and down low, this little city balcony feels downright verdant. Solar stake lights placed in a potted tree glow in the evening, making this a lovely place to unwind after work.
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Plant it. Potted plants bring color and life to a balcony or patio, and this can be particularly welcome in an urban space. Use a handful of large plants or trees to bring height, structure and privacy to the area, rather than lots of small, low containers. Tell us: Have you created a relaxing outdoor space? Share your ideas in the Comments below.Discover how to grow a garden in containers
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Anyone know where to get the grass? Is it turf or a rug? Is it built in or loose?
Aaron KordaIt almost looks like the Hampen rug from Ikea...
https://www.amazon.com/IKEA-HAMPEN-bright-green-80x80/dp/B00GMM9KVU
Or you can go on pinterest and enter "Grass Rug" - more than enough ideas will generate :-)
These aren't your grandmother's shag carpets - Alexandra Kehayoglou creates incredible rugs that look like miniature pastures and meadows. Kehayoglou sources leftover scraps of wool thread from her family's carpet factory to produce these wonderful hand-tufted artworks, which pay tribute to the landscape of her native Argentina. http://inhabitat.com/alexandra-kehayoglou-crafts-lush-grassy-carpets-inspired-by-the-pasturelands-of-argentina/ak-carpet2/