Collection: Balcony

Balcony furniture must make efficient use of a limited footprint without obstructing doors, walkways or drainage. The current Alfresco range includes 25 products across compact settings, swivel seating, egg and swinging chairs, an ottoman and several five-piece bar settings. It is therefore a broad small-space hub rather than one matched furniture family.

Noosa and Bondi two- and three-piece settings provide coordinated seats and a compact table for morning coffee or casual conversation. Swivel formats need extra clearance around the chair base, while fixed settings can sit closer to a wall. Terrigal contributes a three-piece Polywood balcony set, offering a different low-maintenance material direction.

Egg and swinging chairs from Noosa, Avoca, Chelsea, Bondi and Dubai create a more enclosed relaxation seat. Static chairs use less movement space; swivel and suspended designs require a clear zone around the frame. Double swinging chairs can be disproportionately large for a balcony, so their complete dimensions and delivery access must be checked carefully.

The collection also includes Bondi five-piece bar settings. Their raised tables can preserve sightlines over some balcony rails, but bar stools and chairs need stable placement and are not appropriate where local safety or wind conditions make them unsuitable. Confirm table height, seat height and the full pulled-out chair depth.

Measure only the genuinely usable area, accounting for door swing, air-conditioning equipment and circulation. Check building or strata rules, maximum loads and restrictions on flames or heating appliances. The live and computed counts differ by one, and the collection mixes several intents, so membership should be curated around genuinely compact products rather than every item carrying a balcony-related tag.