For home bars on table tops, consider a tray or two to display your choice spirits and glassware along with baskets to hold bar tools. If your space allows, consider a small bar refrigerator or ...

1. Design a wet bar with both open and closed storage If you're planning on setting up a home bar that caters to all needs, then a large stand-alone or built-in cabinet with open and closed ...

Yea, sunken ice chest is better than a hacked together mini-fridge. MUCH easier. Oh, and don't forget to ensure there's a bottom drain valve or something I think something to hold some of the bar ...

As it was being relocated to my new home earlier this year, the ersatz bar cabinet suffered quite a few nicks and scratches. Still, I can’t imagine entertaining without it.

A home bar doesn’t have to be equipped with a faucet and sink or have appliances like a wine cooler and ice maker. But depending on your habits and budget, they can add to the experience.

A typical home bar would consist of an integrated unit, between 120cm and 150cm wide, with mirror-backed open shelving, a glass fronted display cabinet, drawer storage including a cutlery tray ...