Yes, absolutely. In fact, real customer photos are one of the best ways to understand how urban outdoor furniture performs in actual small spaces — far beyond staged showroom shots. We’ve gathered a selection of images shared by our community that show how our pieces adapt to balconies, narrow terraces, and compact courtyards.
Take, for example, a 6th-floor apartment balcony in Barcelona. A customer fit our foldable bistro table and two stackable armchairs into a space just 1.8 meters wide. The photos show the furniture tucked against the railing, leaving a clear walking path, and the foldable design allows everything to be stored flat when not in use. Another photo from a Tokyo micro-terrace highlights our wall-mounted folding bench paired with a slim planter — the bench folds down only when needed, freeing up floor space for yoga or drying laundry.
From a narrow rental patio in Chicago, a customer sent images of our modular cube seating arranged in an L-shape against the building wall. Each cube can be moved independently, allowing her to reconfigure the layout for morning coffee or evening entertaining. The photos clearly demonstrate that even with just 4 square meters, you can create a functional lounge area without sacrificing style.
In Berlin, a couple used our compact dining set with a drop-leaf table on a 2-meter-wide balcony. Their photos show the table extended for dinner with friends, then collapsed to a slim console for daily use. The accompanying captions highlight how the chairs nest under the table, maximizing every centimeter.
We encourage you to browse our gallery below — each image includes the exact dimensions of the space, the product name, and a short note from the owner about what worked (and what didn’t). If you’re hesitant about fitting our furniture into your own tight outdoor area, these real-world examples prove that thoughtful design can transform even the smallest urban nook into a welcoming escape. And if you have your own setup, feel free to share — we might feature your photos in our next collection.