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How to Draw a Balcony – Easy Step-by-Step House Drawing for Kids

Railings, doors, and simple architectural shapes make this balcony drawing activity a fun way for children to explore everyday building features. The easy step-by-step images guide young artists through each stage, helping them create a neat balcony with confidence. A printable PDF worksheet is included for extra practice, allowing children to strengthen observation skills, fine motor control, and creativity. For more architecture-themed practice, young artists can also explore how to draw a house with our drawing for beginners step by step guides. It’s an enjoyable art activity that encourages an interest in architecture while building drawing confidence.

 


Add charm to any building with Monkey Pen and learn how to draw a balcony step by step using simple lines and easy architectural details.

Step 1: Draw a large upside-down U-shape for the top of the arched doorway.

Step 2: Add another arch around the first one to form the outer frame.

Step 3: Draw three straight lines, in a semi-square shape, inside the arch to begin the door frame.

Step 4: Add two triangular fan-shaped glass panels inside the upper-left part of the arch.

Step 5: Draw two more fan-shaped panels on the upper-right side.

Step 6: Add two rectangular upper door panels and a vertical divider between them.

Step 7: Draw two more rectangular panels on the lower part of the door.

Step 8: Draw a long, narrow rectangle across the bottom for the balcony’s top ledge.

Step 9: Add a straight line just below the ledge to show its thickness.

Step 10: Draw two pairs of vertical lines beneath the ends of the ledge.

Step 11: Connect the vertical lines with a long horizontal line.

Step 12: Add a long rectangular base beneath the balcony railing.

Step 13: Draw a row of small caps below the top ledge.

Step 14: Add the curved bodies of the balusters beneath the small caps.

Step 15: Draw the decorative bases of all the balusters.

Step 16: Add two small rectangular blocks beneath the balcony base.

Step 17: Draw curved support brackets below the blocks.

Step 18: Add inner lines to complete both support brackets.

Step 19: Draw the lower edge and angled ends of the balcony base.

Step 20: Add a flowerpot on each end of the balcony ledge.

Step 21: Draw a few flowers growing from both pots.

Step 22: Add small circles inside the flowers.

Step 23: Draw curved stems and leaves inside both flowerpots.

Step 24: Check the outlines and erase any unnecessary lines to complete the balcony drawing. Now try coloring it!



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