The Brief
In a large open-plan room, symmetry calms the layout. The client wanted a dedicated entertaining space that mirrored the breakfast station on the opposite side, keeping guest traffic away from the chef at the range. The goal was for these cabinets to transition the room from a quiet Tuesday morning breakfast to a lively Saturday night drink.
The Details
The magic lies in the design of the bi-fold doors, finished in a distinctive Farrow & Ball Hague Blue. When folded back, they reveal a rich oak interior lined with an antique mirrored splashback that catches the light beautifully. Integrated task lighting sits above the custom-carved timber stemware racks, casting a warm glow over the glassware and display shelves.
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The Finished Home Bar
The design offers the best of both worlds. Closed, it functions as elegant architectural furniture. Open, the integrated lighting immediately transforms the kitchen into a social space. It is functional, welcoming, and built to be used. See more of our bespoke home bars.
Questions About This Home Bar
In a large open-plan room, symmetry calms the layout. The bar mirrors the breakfast station on the opposite side and keeps guests away from the cook at the range.
A rich oak interior lined with an antique mirrored splashback, custom-carved timber stemware racks and display shelves, lit by integrated task lighting.
The bi-fold doors are finished in Farrow & Ball Hague Blue. Closed, they read as architectural furniture.
