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Small Balcony Decorating Hacks – Flower Garden

August 1, 2011 by Amanda Formaro

I’ve been noticing a growing trend in pallet gardens lately—and honestly, I’m loving it. There’s something incredibly satisfying about turning a simple wooden pallet into a vertical garden or flower display. Most of the ones I’ve seen have leaned into the rustic, natural wood vibe, which is beautiful in its own right. That raw, unfinished look pairs perfectly with the greenery, giving it that cozy, farmhouse aesthetic that so many of us adore.

But then I stumbled across a version that stopped me mid-scroll.

What caught my eye? Color.

This particular pallet garden had been painted—just a single coat of cheerful, uplifting paint—and suddenly, the whole project felt different. Brighter. More playful. More you, if you’re someone who loves adding a little personality to your outdoor spaces. It’s such a small detail, but that splash of color completely changed the mood. It didn’t just look like a clever DIY—it looked like a happy little corner of someone’s day.

Painting the pallet not only protects the wood (hello, longer-lasting project!) but also adds a fun, creative twist that makes it feel fresh and modern. Whether you’re into pastel blues, bold yellows, or soft sage greens, there’s a shade that can turn your pallet garden into a true statement piece for your patio, balcony, or backyard.

If you’re working with limited outdoor space or just want to try your hand at a simple and budget-friendly garden project, this is a great place to start. Head over to The Inspired Room to get the full how-to guide on creating this small space flower garden. Trust me—it’s beginner-friendly, endlessly customizable, and such a rewarding way to bring a little extra joy to your surroundings.

Head over to The Inspired Room to see the how to on this Small Space Flower Garden. 

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