Plain linen fabric, wood, wood sculptures made from driftwood, natural stones, pebbles, .... Think back to raw materials.....what are their basic colours: usually cream, ivory (not white which is manufactured) and browns tans and light greys..... For the beach, jars of seashells you have collected, or a glass jar filled with sand; for forest, pine comes, twigs, or old branches with lichens

I have a similar issue, i have 3 feet wide & 10 feet long balcony attached to the dining area. It is more like a standing balcony, i plan on adding greenery, and decorate it with some terracotta stuff, pebbles & make it look like an attached conservatory to the dining. My problem is, it is way too narrow a balcony and i want to design it aesthetically. I also plan on adding glass sliding doors and cover the roof top & sides of the balcony with the glass, add some color to the walls to give it a conservatory look. Again, safety is an issue. I need to know if this is feasible and will look good. It is currently under construction. Any ideas & suggestions are welcome!

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that is what i have added if you can see the pic above.. want some suggestions on partition that i can use between dining and sitting