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What comes to your mind when we talk about tropical décor? maybe the word holiday is the first thing that pops into your head, or a decoration filled with lots of plants that symbolizes summer. Even if you don’t go to the tropics. there is always such a decoration in the corner of your home or outdoor. Tropical style isn’t just about decoration, it’s about the serenity of life trying to be close to nature, and everything that makes you feel relaxed.
I would say the terrace, balcony or small deck are the best areas to add a tropical touch. This is a refreshing green oasis for those of you who want to take a break from all activities for a while. This terrace idea will be a private paradise in the middle of the city, or on the sidelines of your busy schedule. Here I’ve put together some ideas for applying tropical décor and style to your patio, get inspired!
Tropical terrace with minimalist style and neutral accent
Tropical terraces actually have a simple style, usually using a minimalist design for both decoration and furniture. If you place lots of tropical plants around, you won’t need a lot of color options to make them look pretty. Just use neutral accents that contrast with the green surroundings. In addition, the minimalist style will blend with the concept of open space so that it remains cool even though it is flooded with sunlight. Place furniture in an aesthetic style, for example, a rattan furniture set will look beautiful with a beach-style lampshade, wicker rattan for storage, decorative baskets, and maybe some of your favorite ornamental plants. Hanging furniture will also add comfort, lanterns and candles create a romantic feel to the room.
Bright décor with bold accents
If you want to bring a holiday vibe to your outdoor patio, try adding more colorful décor and all the bold accents associated with a tropical space. A little touch of boho is probably the best idea! Take neutral rattan furniture and complement it with colorful pillows and rugs, decorative wall hangings, handmade wicker baskets and various natural elements that add a tropical feel. Decorate with as many tropical plants as possible whether planted around the garden, put them in pots, or even hang them on the wall or ceiling. You can also add bright tropical chairs, ornate colorful flamingos, and even add bold wall paint for a bold look.
