Absolutely — and in fact, customer photos are one of the most valuable resources we offer. Unlike studio shots or 3D renderings, real-life images show exactly how our urban outdoor furniture adapts to tight balconies, narrow terraces, and compact rooftops in actual city apartments and townhouses.
We’ve curated a growing gallery of customer submissions from cities like New York, London, Tokyo, and Berlin. In these photos, you’ll see foldable bistro sets tucked into 6-foot balconies, modular seating arranged around fire pits on shared rooftop decks, and slim dining tables that double as workstations beside sliding glass doors. One customer in a Brooklyn studio used our wall-mounted foldable table and two stackable stools to create a breakfast nook that collapses completely when not in use — a perfect example of space-saving design in action.
Another photo from a Copenhagen flat shows our weatherproof lounge chair paired with a rolling side table, positioned on a 4-meter-long balcony overlooking a canal. The owner added outdoor string lights and a small rug, proving that even the smallest urban footprint can feel like a private retreat.
We also encourage customers to tag us with their location and square footage, so you can filter photos by city size, balcony width, or furniture type. This means you’re not just seeing pretty pictures — you’re seeing realistic solutions for your exact living situation. If you’d like, we can send you a direct link to our “Real Homes” gallery, or you can email us your own setup for personalized fitting advice based on similar layouts from our photo library.