A small balcony does not need a furniture set – it needs exactly three pieces: two chairs you actually want to sit in and a table that holds two coffees. Anything more turns the space into an obstacle course.
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My pick is this 3-piece wicker bistro set, built for exactly that footprint. The chairs have real cushions, the glass-top table wipes clean, and the whole set tucks into a corner when you need the floor back. The listing calls the rattan weather-resistant, but I would still bring the cushions in or cover the set during long wet stretches.
The styling trick for small spaces: add one thing, not five. One outdoor pillow per chair, or one small plant on the table. A cramped balcony with a clean bistro set reads as cozy; the same balcony with six decorations reads as storage.
This set comes with two PE-rattan chairs over metal frames, removable padded seat cushions and a small tempered-glass table. Adjustable footpads help level it if the balcony floor is uneven. If you have a narrow space, measure the chairs, not just the table, and leave room to open the door and pull a chair out.
Buyers like the value, though at least one review reports an assembly hole that did not line up. I would lay out the hardware first and tighten each chair only after every screw has started. The balcony above is an illustrative styling scene; the original illustration below is not the exact item. Click through to see the current photos and dimensions of the linked Yaheetech set.
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