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The farmhouse veneer allows it to blend in well, and the style aside, the bisected door allows for easy entry. Shapeless Studio, an architectural firm from New York, does not know how to create stylish storage solutions for small spaces. Here, they created a small nook with integrated shelving, a floating shelf and a hidden mini-fridge to accommodate the living room and dining area in a home bar. Paint the cabinets a red wine-inspired hue in the next butler’s pantry or entertainment space to set the mood for a tasting. We dig Birgitte Pearce Design’s smoky mirror tiles in this space – they elevate the whole experience.

It’s slim enough to slide into a corner without blocking the space for prime use, and the minimalist design ensures it doesn’t take up too much visual real estate either. This allows us to focus on the brilliant lines of this living room sofa ETC.etera. Not all of us can propose an entire liquor storage cabinet, or sometimes not even an entire tall media cabinet or cabinet.

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Glass cabinets and a light stain ensure that it does not feel too big and bulky in this Anne Hepfner dining room. For this Palm Beach living room, designer John Fondas turned a low wardrobe into a secluded bar nook by removing the doors and building in cabinets. Keep your collection on a tray in your dining room or living room on a dresser or cabinet. Maximize your space with a full-length mirror above the buffet, as designer Ellen Kavanaugh did in this quirky Florida home. Designed by Carrier and Company, the Dutch door in this living room hides a small but fully functional wet bar.

Everything is easy to hide when not in use or when you need to open a passage in a narrow hall or corner. We’re digging the surprising pop of yellow in this Philip Gorrivan living room. The home bar designed by Studio Shamshir is like a small speaker. This way you can keep it closed and save space when you are not comfortable. Keep booze and barware close to your records to ensure a good time.

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Or maybe you still want to go out, but you also want the chance to entertain and turn your space into something that rivals the coolest clubs (or dive bars, if that’s more your style) . Since you need a killer setup that goes beyond a well-stocked liquor cabinet, we present 60 stylish home bar ideas to inspire you. Whether you want to build a home bar or simply convert part of your kitchen counter into one, below are some ideas to help you do just that.

Hand-hewn in oversized proportions, this high dining table has the heft and character of a European farmhouse antique and is ideal for pub-style dining in kitchen, game room or bar. The simple, rustic design has substantial legs and a hand-planed plank top with authentic peg detailing and two semi-round drop leaves. Open grain and knots are unique to each piece, enhanced with a rich honey finish that is waxed to a soft sheen. And honestly, nothing can be more relaxing than a nightcap in your stylish home bar.

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Keep the bottles, cans, and more in your pantry from falling into their respective drawers by purchasing drawer organizers to help keep them all in place. Heidi Piron Design and Cabinetry installed flexible dividers here to prevent booze bottles from slamming together, but dividers are really useful for anything in your pantry drawer. This smart pantry designed by Gary McBournie also doubles as a home bar. Add instant hidden storage by surrounding the shelves with a fabric skirt. This freestanding storage piece hits the small home bar jackpot.

Tamsin Johnson Interiors embraces the cavernous nature of this small windowless room by choosing moody materials and colors from black marble and khaki paint. As a result, it feels mysterious and romantic – and the strategic task light makes it especially functional.

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A simple custom concrete bar is filled with ice cream and booze in this home bar designed by Lauren Liess. Designed by Ashley Whitaker, this glossy home bar is the perfect plan for anyone with a collection of glassware they can proudly display. Here, both the cobalt glass and the lime speak of deep sea cabinets. Love Home Swap is the world's largest home swapping club.

The basement wine cellar, designed by Meredith McBrearty, is cozy and comfortable – the perfect place to hang out and drink. The mobile lamps here are a playful touch; sometimes the hands are placed in the Texas Longhorn gesture or when the bird flips, depending on the day. Maximize the storage space by using all the vertical space, then install a bookcase ladder to reach hidden objects.

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In this rustic cabin designed by Leanne Ford Interiors, the retro bones of the space lend themselves well to a record-setting show. In this Palm Beach bar designed by Phoebe Howard, the seats on the vintage swivel bar stools are embroidered with a duck in a nest designed by the client’s daughter. This is a nod to the house’s long nickname (“Duck’s Nest”). Make your home bar the perfect place for a nightcap with custom banquette settings, a fireplace, warm tones and soft lighting. And while you’re at it, add a chess board or adult-friendly card games. The materials inspired by nature in this living room by Romanek Design Studio are the perfect plan.

Caren Rideau turned this kitchen into a home bar by building floor-to-ceiling cabinets. The sink and under-counter fridge drawer in this bar by designer Vani Sayeed allow for smooth service and quick cleanup. The pull-out compartments also allow for additional space at a time. Stock a china cabinet with barware to make preparation easy without having to return to the kitchen mid-meal.

You don’t have to build your home bar and wine cellar in completely separate rooms. But to ensure that your wine bottles continue to be stored in a stylish and climate-optimized space, consider an integrated approach. Note this wine cooler integrated into the kitchen island designed by Pembrooke & Ives.

Limes are essential in the home bar, but in addition to being a great cocktail ingredient, they also brighten up the space. In this tropical oasis designed by Kevin Isbell, a bowl of lime speaks of real greenery and floral curtains. What sets it apart is the interesting decoration which is a juxtaposition of French and English vintage and Asian contemporary. Like the storage shelf on the bottom but there's still enough room for bar stools. Lauren Liess cut square openings in the Jerusalem stone wall of this wine bar and equipped it with a bar to hold wine bottles.