Home Bar Ideas With a Bar Sink Faucet

Storage

Storing bottles, glasses, and even wine are very important for a wet bar area. Open shelving can add a casual look and allow you to show off your most prized bottles and sparkling glassware as well as allow for easy access. For a more refined look, glass shelving or closed cabinetry might be your preference. Glass cabinet fronts add extra sparkle and style. Position the shelves near the bar sink to avoid unnecessary opportunities for breakage.

Design

For the home bar integrated with the kitchen, continuity of design will make the area look seamless and inviting with perfect symmetry. Because who really wants a “man cave” in their kitchen?

Bar Sink

A bar sink is a perfect addition and adds style and utility to your home bar area. If the bar area is part of the kitchen, matching sinks make a beautiful statement and even add a prep area for busy kitchens.

Ice and Refrigeration

For isolated bar areas, adding a small fridge and ice maker really bump up the convenience factor and help you avoid multiple trips to the kitchen. If you are a wine connoisseur, consider a wine fridge as well. Choose a size and style that fits the space. Paneled ice and refrigeration can be a good choice for open areas to maintain design continuity with the rest of your home.

Stemware Holders

Wet bars with a wide range of glasses are a must for the organized host, especially those who enjoy a nice glass of wine or a cocktail. To keep the glassware organized and in easy reach, install holders on the ceiling above the bar or in the upper cabinets. This is typically unused space and a perfect spot for stemware.