Choosing furniture for a Juliet balcony—a shallow, rail-fronted balcony typical in apartments—requires careful consideration of scale. First, measure your balcony's depth and width precisely. The furniture's depth should be less than half the balcony's depth to ensure safe, comfortable passage. Opt for slim-profile chairs and narrow tables; bistro sets are often ideal. Consider foldable or stackable pieces for flexibility. Visually, the furniture should not overwhelm the space or obstruct the view from the door. Prioritize low-backed chairs and avoid tall, bulky items. The goal is to create a functional accent that complements your apartment's architecture without compromising the balcony's elegant, open feel.
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