Custom Home Bar Designs
Published by Beck/Allen Cabinetry
Posted on November 29, 2018
Embarking on a custom home bar design? First, focus on the fun to be had–not too tough a task. Second, let’s think about how we can make entertaining at home easier and more efficient, so that you’re having just as much fun as your guests at any given gathering.
Driven by your idea of what constitutes an enjoyable space to relax, unwind and entertain, we work with each customer to create a bar with sufficient storage while ensuring the design is suited to your personal taste and the interior spaces that surround.
From holiday parties to casual weeknights with the family, when your space is organized and necessities are within reach, that fun we mentioned, can happen at a moment’s notice.
“Organization is what you do before you do something, so that when you do it, it’s not all mixed up.
– A.A. Milne
Design Inspiration
Look to our Portfolio for inspiration and design ideas from modern to traditional homes, wet bars and dry. From simple to highly custom, the home bars we’ve created range widely in both style and finish.
We’ve integrated a minimalist bar into a modern living room, created custom-colored navy cabinets to complement the shine of on-trend brass hardware, and working with a local designer, we’ve taken a fresh approach to the ever-popular Polar white cabinet with a custom-designed doorstyle.
Modern wet bar featuring Poggenpohl cabinetry.
Interior Design: Property Enhancements LLC
Lower level traditional bar.
Interior Design: Tamsin Design Group
Contemporary bar or butler’s pantry featuring aluminum framed glass doors.
Colored to match the adjacent kitchen cabinets, custom-designed doorstyles give wall cabinets a more formal feel in this pair of living room bars.
Interior Design: Tamsin Design Group
Warm wood tones and burnished metal screens complement quartzite tops inside this custom home’s wet bar.
Interior Design: ADJ Interiors
Custom navy cabinets for a new construction project.
Interior Design: Mitchell Wall Architecture and Design
Intended as a butler’s pantry, this grey and gold niche can easily serve as a secondary wet bar located just around the corner from the kitchen.
Interior Design: Mitchell Wall Architecture & Design
A West County renovation included the addition of a simple wet bar in classic black.
Visit our new showroom in Maryland Heights where we’ve installed a stunning custom home bar designed using Crystal Cabinetry and intricately carved Enkeboll moldings. Stop by Monday through Friday for a firsthand look.