BARS
Tailored and Tucked Away This drink station in the corner of a dining area opposite the kitchen puts glasses, wine bottles and other drink accessories near the main action. The dark painted cabinets and brass hardware offer contrast to the white cabinets and chrome hardware in the kitchen, designed by Jilco Kitchen and Bath.
Part of a Vermont butler’s pantry built by the team at Birdseye, this drink station sits between the kitchen, a dining room and sitting room and an outdoor patio. Its central location means guests and homeowners are never far from uncorking a bottle or two. Plus, brass sconces on teal cabinets and a stainless steel countertop with brass rivets make this a drink station worth visiting.
At first glance this looks like a trendy kitchen. But in fact it’s a stylish home bar that serves an adjacent family room in a Minneapolis home by A. Sadowski Designs. If you look closely you can see a built-in beer tap on the back countertop and open shelves offering treats for movie nights. Kitchen-inspired details such as island pendant lights, painted shaker-style cabinets and a paneled refrigerator create a fresh and inviting space without going full pub.
Daring Destination Exquisite details like glossy black terra-cotta tiles and custom brass rod shelving and shelf protectors make this Los Angeles home bar by JDP Interiors something you really want to stand back and drink in.
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