Spring is here - we're moving out to the balcony and terrace

Here are some interior decoration tips for balconies and terraces. Some of the items can withstand being outdoors in all weather, while others are better suited for enclosed balconies or need to be brought in at night and protected from rain and wind. 

Balcony boxes come in many different formats. Here, Bau Balcony Box from Ferm Living. It is stylish and sleek and is easy to mount on the balcony railing. A plus is that it has built-in drainage.

The beloved plant box now comes in many different forms, here are the spring's novelties Plant Box Large and Plant Box Two-Tier, both from Ferm Living. They are perfect as flower tables or extra storage space both outdoors and indoors.

Some other flower boxes on stands, from left: Storage Box and White Flowerpot from Bloomingville, Plant Box Round and Plant Box from Ferm Living. 

If you have limited space, a flower box may take up too much room. In that case, there are flower pots in different styles and formats.

Bau also comes as a small and large pot. They come in many different colors that can be nicely combined. 

Hourglass Pot from Ferm Living is a sleek and lovely pot that comes in four different sizes. It can be turned both ways, so there's room for both larger and smaller plants. 

Hanging flower pots add height to the decor, both on the balcony and in the living room window or by the wall. Here, from left, Bloomingville's Hanging Flowerpot and Hanging Flowerpot Multi and to the right Hanging Deco Pot from Ferm Living.

Some other pots, from left: Ceramic Basket from Ferm Living (available in two colors and sizes), Shell Pot from Ferm Living, Tuck Pot from Ferm Living (available in three colors and also as a vase Tuck Vase), Face Flowerpot from Bloomingville, Speckle Pot from Ferm Living (also available as Speckle Wall Vase), Plant Stand low and Plant Stand high from Ferm Living with the pots Hexagon Pot Large and Hexagon Pot XL (available in several colors).

It's also refreshing with a new vase for the spring. Most are best suited indoors, but on an enclosed balcony, in a cozy greenhouse, in a room with walls, or in a gazebo, they also work well. 

Muses from Ferm Living come as a whole series, from left Talia, Calli, Clio, Era and Ania. These vases are decorative on their own or grouped together, even without flowers.

Some other vases, from left: Face from Bloomingville, Deep Green from House Doctor, White from Bloomingville, Forms Low from House Doctor, Sapa from House Doctor, Flood from House Doctor and Bobble from House Doctor. 

It's not just flowers and plants that are needed to make a balcony or an outdoor room feel inviting. 

It's still chilly outside even though the sun is warm, so it can be nice to wrap a warm blanket around yourself. Here is Bloomingville's Red Throw. 

Some other comfy throws are Bloomingville's Throw and Nature Throw, Ferm Living's Enfold, and Majvillan's cotton throws for children which come in many different colors.

We conclude with a few items that can be useful or add coziness both outdoors and indoors.

Topmost, from left: Cushion Velv from House Doctor, cushion Hanoi from Elce Living, decorative heart Palm Leaf from Bloomingville and the flyswatter Rainbow Flyswatter from OYOY. 

In the middle, from left: Decoration Deco Face from Bloomingville, firewood basket Maki Basket from OYOY and food cover Food Cover from Bloomingville.

At the bottom, from left: Broom set Broom from Ferm Living and Nature storage baskets from Bloomingville.