You can move outside the kitchen either, to an adjacent living area, walk-in pantry, or even transform a closet.

Custom-built storage takes care of everything you'll need. Your kitchen design expert can tell you if plumbing or wiring will need to be moved and what the best options for your beverage bar are.

There are many features you can add once you've established where the bar will be. Why not include a wine rack and refrigerator like this kitchen design in Pipersville? It also devotes space to a coffee machine with stylish glass-fronted cabinets overhead.

A stylish beverage sink never fails to impress. This countertop in New Hope has a sink near a coffee machine for convenience and a sleek design. An integrated coffee machine and dishwasher can be plumbed in to make life easier, along with cabinets and shelving for all essential items. If your priority is to design a wet bar for your favorite drink, then this is easily achievable.

Whiskey, tequila, wine, cocktails or coffee are all beverages that require specific ingredients and accessories. Your storage can be custom built to take latte glasses or cocktail shakers.

Wine racks and icemakers can be incorporated into any design to make it high-end and functional. You could include a personal touch, such as corks from your favorite wine embedded in the backsplash, like this design in Yardley.

Coffee is probably the most frequently consumed drink, so it makes sense to factor this into a beverage bar. A coffee station would be used every day so why not make it stylish as well as useful? An undercounter refrigerator can store milk and syrups. Coffee beans and tools can be given a home in a dedicated cabinet.

A shelf to store glasses and espresso cups is a trendy but practical touch to your kitchen design. Pull-down covers can disguise a coffee machine when not in use, for a sleek finish to your remodel. Check out our kitchen design gallery for more inspiration on what kind of beverage bar to include in your kitchen remodel.

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This classic home bar idea from Jennifer Backstein Interiors has a glass-front beverage fridge and gold finishes to elevate the look. My Year Old Home. My Year Old Home created a simple home bar set-up in the corner of the farmhouse dining room by topping a weathered chest of drawers with a silver tray, some glassware, a selection of favorite spirits, and a table lamp.

This living room at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort from WRJ Interior Design is a modern rustic take on a classic Swiss chalet, with a large home bar to the left of the fireplace that is designed for entertaining. Mindy Gayer Design Co. created an arched home bar that features a floating wood bar shelf that is contrasted with a glazed tile backsplash, marble countertops, brass accents, and soothing painted blue lower cabinetry.

Mix warm and cool finishes to add contrast to your home bar. Envi Interior Design mixed warm flat-front wood cabinetry with a rich stain that highlights the wood grain with a cool gray horizontal stacked tile backsplash and silver finishes in this rustic chic Montana home bar.

Whittney Parkinson Design. Whittney Parkinson Design turned a butler's pantry into a stylish home bar with dark blue cabinetry, brass fixtures, glass shelving, and vibrant blue flowered wallpaper.

White Sands. White Sands chose a neon flamingo as a mascot for this cheerful Southern California home bar outfitted with candy pink cabinets, under-counter glass-front drink refrigerators, and floating wood shelves.

Emily Henderson Design suspended slim white-and-brass bar shelves that run from wall to wall in front of the window in this home bar niche, providing storage without blocking light or views. This home bar from JLF Architects is hidden behind folding doors on a wall of walnut-stained wood that is personalized with bold splotches of blue paint for a memorable effect.

A Beautiful Mess. This DIY wall-mounted liquor cabinet from A Beautiful Mess is located in the dining room, hung high off the floor to keep it safe from curious kids. The space under the stairs can be an ideal spot to tuck away a home bar that won't encroach on the rest of the room.

This under-stair basement game room home bar from Envi Interior Design has a patterned tile backsplash that defines the space. A Beautiful Mess built a bright and colorful home bar that's set up like a second dining room, with a chunky wood table and bench seating, a Turkish kilim rug, a gallery wall, and a DIY bar cabinet with plenty of storage and display space.

Neutral finishes and mixed materials give this living room home bar from Envi Interior Design a calming feel. WRJ Interior Design created a simple home bar by placing a collection of bottles and glassware on a large tray on an antique wood cabinet to the side of the stone fireplace in this rustic living room, and hanging a pair of animal portraits on the wall above to define the space.

This home bar from A Beautiful Mess has a DIY marquee sign on the wall above a stocked vintage bar cart that is lighthearted and fun. This home bar from Bartone Interiors is located in a corner of the kitchen, defined with glass shelves that display glassware against the dramatic stone backdrop. Kate Marker Interiors.

This home bar from Kate Marker Interiors is simple and modern, with a mini wine cellar that provides bottle storage and creates a focal point. Create an indoor-outdoor entertainment space by adding a home bar to a screened porch or covered patio. This home bar from Bartone Interiors is conveniently located along one wall of a covered patio that straddles indoor and outdoor spaces.

This curved white home bar from Hub of the House Studio has a retro feel, with its all-white finishes and graphic dot wall cabinet for a punch of color. One of the easiest ways to make your home bar feel luxurious is to add a compact wine fridge. This little home bar niche from Joy Street Design is outfitted with a dramatic black-and-white backsplash, a white countertop, black open shelving, and a snazzy little wine fridge that keeps your favorite bottles at just the right temperature.

Luxurious touches like dedicated wine racks and ambient lighting will give your home bar an elevated feel. Michael Robert Construction added polish to this home bar with floor-to-ceiling wine racks and backlit open shelving that highlights glassware and spirits.

Turning a niche into a small home bar is a fun DIY project for an amateur with intermediate skills. This mini home wet bar from Daly Digs features cabinetry and open shelving for spirits, a small sink, and additional hidden storage underneath.

Use glass and mirrored finishes to make a small home bar feel larger. This home bar from Mark Simmons Interiors features glass shelving to display glassware and mirrored siding to create the illusion of more space.

This home bar from Studio Thomas has industrial style vibes, with a palette of black, white, and gray. Contemporary glass shelving mounted on the subway tile backsplash create an open and airy feel, while black hardware and accents add a graphic touch. Painting your home bar a dark color is an affordable and easy way to give it a moody, luxurious feel.

This home bar from Kelly Stone Interiors has sleek black painted cabinetry and a mosaic tile backsplash that give it cocktail bar energy. Mixed metallic finishes add a touch of glam to a home bar. Paper Moon Painting chose a silver backsplash and bright gold accents to add bling to the home bar in this bright modern space.

A painted wall accent is an easy and affordable way to add color and define your home bar from the rest of the space. Allison Sexton Interiors chose an arched design in a soft shade of pink to complement this home bar perched atop a midcentury dresser. Use limited data to select advertising.

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