A Bar Unit For More Than Just Entertaining
A home bar is more than just a place to make drinks; it's an escape. A well-thought-out home bar can make your room feel more fancy.
What is the difference between a wet and dry bar?
Now, wet bar or dry bar? That’s the big question. A wet bar has a built-in sink, making it super convenient for rinsing glasses, mixing drinks, or prepping snacks. On the other hand, a dry bar skips the sink but still delivers on style and storage. It’s perfect if you’re more about displaying your collection than doing all the heavy lifting of a full-on bartender. Both have their charm—it just depends on your personal preference!
Colour outside the lines
The right colours can set the mood for your bar unit and elevate its overall vibe. Dark, rich tones like blues, greens, or greys bring a sense of drama. On the other hand, lighter shades like beige, pastels, or muted whites can create a relaxed ambience. If bold is more your style, go for vibrant pops of colour. You have over 20,000 options to choose from! Add a splash of colour through bar stools, shelving, or backsplash.
What’s in store?
When it comes to your bar unit, storage isn’t just practical—it’s part of the style. Start with the basics: dedicated slots for wine bottles, shelves for your favourite spirits, and a space for glassware that keeps everything within arm’s reach. But don’t stop there. Add drawers or cabinets to tuck away the less glamorous essentials—like bottle openers, cocktail shakers, or bar napkins.
Throw a little light
Lighting can make or break the vibe of your bar unit, so it’s worth a little extra thought. Start with the main event—a fixture. Whether it’s a sleek pendant light, a vintage chandelier, or a modern LED strip, this is the centrepiece that sets the tone. Add accent lighting like spotlights or under-shelf LEDs for a soft glow. Throw in some candles or dimmable lights to set the mood for a cosy evening in.
Personalise & accessorize
While committing to a full kitchen renovation, you may want to consider adding modular kitchen accessories. Incorporating pull-out bins for waste, a magic corner, or a built-in spice rack for enhanced functionality may work for you. Accessories like these can significantly refresh your kitchen usability and your own kitchen experience.
Chilled to the bone
Some wines require chilling; some don’t. When choosing a wine chiller for your bar unit, there are two things to consider: firstly, whether you prefer comfort or functionality, and secondly, how you want your space to look. A freestanding wine chiller gives you flexibility—you can move it around, tuck it into a corner, or even make it a statement piece.
On the contrary, a built-in wine chiller blends into the rest of your bar unit. If a clean, custom look is what you’re looking for, this option is the way to go.
Show It Off
What is the vibe of your bar unit? Display your essentials by asking yourself this. Is it sleek and sophisticated? Go for backlit glass shelves. If warm and inviting is your vibe, our wood finish would be the perfect addition. If you prefer a minimalist aesthetic, a few statement pieces like an elegant wine rack would do the trick.
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