I'm interested in this as well, perhaps the image can be manipulated to look opaque or else you are paying for opaque glass (usually more expensive than clear) and then for the image. I know it has been done - just search Houzz and you will find many examples. It looks stunning!!!! came across this company - but only via a search - couldn't tell you more...http://www.glasspix.com/gallery/portfolio

I would break it up into various rooms, approximately 10 feet by 15 feet each, though a longer one with a long narrow (2 feet?) water feature against the wall and seating and plants in the center part would work. Plants on the wall, making it vertically green. A path leading from room to room should jog, so you cannot see straight through. Change the theme of rooms, large fancy pottery, an outdoor dining area, sunbathing area if possible.

Hi Rejitha, I guess that would depend on a few things. For instance, is the balcony useable (as-is) all year round or do you experience cold weather preventing use at certain times of the year. Also which direction does the balcony face? If it faces south, you may have to consider AC if it were enclosed in glass. Two very different environments between glass enclosed or open air... But in the end, whichever you think you would get most use of the space, is the one that works best.

Hi Anita. For how many hours roughly are your succulents exposed to sunlight? Perhaps keeping them in the sun but giving them a little more water may help.