12 Beautiful Ideas For Small Gardens And Terraces

The sun is shining, which means long afternoons reading in the garden and snoozing in the afternoon heat. If your outdoor space is on the smaller side, don’t be shy about putting it to work. These ten tiny gardens provide all the inspiration you need to transform your bijou terrace or balcony into the perfect space for sunbathing or al fresco lunches. Just friends, and plenty of Apérol spritz. 

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• Neptune Boscombe 75 Round Table, £405. neptune.com

  Delicate furniture is the instant shortcut to give any garden on the smaller side a touch of provencal charm. Add bushels of lavender, a glass of rosé, and pretend you’re overlooking sun-drenched french vineyards (floppy sunhat optional).

• Gaze Burvill Court Low Oval Table. gazeburvill.com

  Updating your garden doesn’t have to cost the earth: Gaze Burvill make beautiful fine garden furniture, committing to sustainability throughout the process. The Court Low Oval table is just the right size for al fresco snacks and sharing plates on the patio.

• Screen with Envy, from £85. screenwithenvy.co.uk

  Á la this courtyard space in London: make use of walls and surfaces to create intrigue and focal points. Clever use of these painted screens creates a feature wall and eye-drawing statement. And it comes in handy as an Instagram backdrop for aperitivos, too.

• John Lewis Chevron garden furniture, from £799. johnlewis.com

  Think apricot walls got left in the 70s? Think again. This 2020 iteration infuses a petite space with Morroccon-style chic – enhanced by glass lanterns and contemporary furniture. Just peachy.

• John Lewis Dante two seat set, £459. johnlewis.com

  It’s tempting to stay minimal if your outdoor space is small: but a layering of plants, pots, metals and textures here proves you don’t need to rein in all the fun. Try making use of ladders, wall features, and creeping plants to make the most of your pint-sized idyll. And you can never go wrong with classic rattan furniture.

• East London Parasol Company Stevie parasol, £399. eastlondonparasols.com

  Going all out Boho? To create your very own Glastonbury vibe within the confines of a town house garden: vintage furniture and a beautiful parasol is the way forward. Hand painted in silver ink and made from pale pink twill, this one from the East London Parasol Company is a true investment piece.

• John Lewis Marble effect garden bar with two stools. johnlewis.com

  A cobalt-blue statement wall creates a Mediterranean feel in this compact terrace, while being practical for British weather. John Lewis’ marble-effect garden bar adds a modern contrast: with contemporary bar stools and a handy cutting board for cocktail preparation.

• Gaze Burvill May Thrones. gazeburvill.com

  Long evenings wiled away under the stars here would feel just like a scene from a storybook. Gaze Burvill’s regal May Throne chairs sit perfectly in these rose-filled surroundings, taking up just enough room to perch a drink without overwhelming this bijou terrace.

• Haddonstone garden accessories, POA. Haddonstone.com

  A foolproof way to update a small garden is with fine quality stone: be it a sundial, water feature or elegant urn. For the créme-de-la-créme of stone designs, specialists Haddonstone create beautiful landscape pieces for formal and informal gardens. Whether you’re embellishing a gravelled courtyard or crumbling wall, one of the pieces from their range of accessories is sure to deliver show-stopping decadence. haddonstone.com

• Raj Tent Club Palm Springs gold metal day bed, £1,400. rajtentclub.com

  One piece of statement furniture makes all the difference in a postage-stamp garden. If you feel like splashing out on a luxury investment, a day bed is ideal for sunbathing, reading, and naps in the garden. With a durable gold powder coating and a striped awning: we’ll happily nod off on this one from the Raj Tent Club.

• Ligne Roset Ottoman outdoor furniture, from £1,879. ligne-roset.com

  Modern and minimal; Ligne Roset’s outdoor furniture enhances the structured lines and geometry of this city terrace. Scattered pot plants soften the overall effect, while colour blocking and a mix of textures creates dimension.

• Belgravia courtyard. mylandscapes.co.uk

  As biophilia (the idea that humans have an innate tendency to seek out a connection to nature) has exploded as a design trend: living walls have become the most in-demand garden feature of 2020. This clever design was created for a home in Belgravia. With contemporary panels spilling greenery, it creates a strong sense of connection to nature in the heart of London. Photographed for mylandscapes.co.uk

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