Central Park West Traditional Balcony, New York
Jeffrey Erb
Inspiration for a small timeless balcony remodel in New York with no cover — Houzz
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Wow! How beautiful
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What Houzz contributors are saying:
Elements of Style added this to Lean on Me: Balustrades and Rails Through the Ages to Today
Wrought iron balustrades from the 16th century on became highly decorative, especially in churches around France and Spain. Ironwork boomed in 18th-century England, and beautiful railings and gates were abundantly scattered around London and the United States — especially in New Orleans. This veranda has a simple yet elegant pattern in the wrought iron balustrade that doesn't detract from the breathtaking view.
Frank Organ added this to Dare to Go Gray in the Garden
The decking and furniture on this wide balcony, in a restrained palette of warm grays, has an elegant, formal look that shows off the clipped boxwood (Buxus sp) topiary. Lime green joins in, in the almost urn-shaped containers.
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Geri Roberts added this to Balcony
The balcony is beautiful with its plantings amidst the furniture. It’s a terrific juxtaposition, the balcony’s calm against the backdrop of the city.
Randy Ford added this to Randy's Ideas
If this style fits on the balcony, cool. But it may be too cushy. I don't want to be dealing with protecting and cleaning stuff that's this cushioned.
This view is the best view of Central Park. Having this one will be a privilege and people should appreciate it. - Phillip Elden
How awesome is that one? It is really impressive to see what this will bring to your relaxation right there. - Phillip Elden