
What is a Lounge Balcony: Characteristics and Types
Lounge balcony is a space on a balcony or loggia, organized as a recreation area. Unlike a regular balcony, a lounge balcony is equipped with furniture and often resembles a full-fledged room. Lounge zones are organized on balconies with a large area and the technical possibility of redevelopment or making structural changes. As a rule, developers initially include lounge balconies or the possibility of converting balconies into them in the project.
Types of lounge balconies:
- Closed lounge balcony. Fully glazed and insulated, suitable for year-round use and furniture installation. Often used as an additional room, such as a mini-living room, work or playroom.
- Open lounge balcony. Free space without glazing. Most often found in regions with a favorable climate and used for recreation. Equipped with flower beds and furniture resistant to various weather conditions.
The key distinctions between closed and open lounge balconies — with closed versions offering year-round use and open versions providing seasonal recreational areas — demonstrate how architectural solutions can be tailored to different climate conditions and individual lifestyle needs. As urban living spaces become increasingly compact, lounge balconies represent an innovative solution for maximizing comfort and functionality within limited square footage.
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