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      <title>Paper Garden Takes a Japanese Inspired Plum Branch to a Sheltered Balcony</title>
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      <description>&lt;p&gt;The wall at the end of a narrow balcony is easy to overlook. It is too far from the living room to belong fully indoors, yet it often has more visual presence than the railing or the view. Paper Garden 02 gives that wall a branch rather than another shelf. A few coral blossoms, a dark angular stem and a pale blue wash are enough to make a sheltered outdoor corner feel considered. There is no need to turn the whole balcony into an elaborate garden scene. The real plants can handle that part.&lt;/p&gt;</description>
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