80+ Bar Design Ideas for Your Home

Dreaming of an in-home bar? Find inspiration in these home bars ideal for kitchens, basements, bonus rooms, lounges and more.

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In-Home Bar Ideas

Make entertaining a breeze — and easily access glassware, cocktail shakers and liquor bottles — with the addition of a fully stocked bar in your home. Or, when you're not in the mood for entertaining, enjoy a glass of your favorite vino from the wine refrigerator without ever leaving your house. From small space solutions such as bar carts to stunning and luxurious wet bar ideas, we've rounded up our favorite in-home bars to inspire your own libation station.

From: Ben Herzog

Modern Metallic Ceiling

Prepare a round of drinks at this modern home bar with black marble countertops and creamy white cabinets. Glass shelves are accented with brass brackets that seemingly blend with the metallic paint on the ceiling. A nearby black-and-white modern sofa offers a spot to sip and chat.

From: Maestri Studio

Entertain With Ease

Instead of the kitchen feeling simply like a pass-through space from the front door to the living room, this space was redesigned to make it more of an entertainment destination. Now, airy open cabinets and a wine refrigerator have the functionality of a convenient bar. Its look coordinates with the rest of the kitchen to harmoniously join all the areas together.

From: DMAR Interiors

Floating Shelf Storage

Framed by Ann Sacks porcelain mirror tiles and crisp, dark cabinetry, this home bar's glasses are interspersed with subtle crystal accents — a vase, lidded dish, figurine and pair of decanters — that add personality and subtle visual texture without overwhelming the eye. Panel-ready wine fridges in the lower cabinets provide semi-hidden storage to prevent countertop clutter.

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Convert a Closet

This elusive and artful closet bar is the masterpiece of New York-based designer Harry Heissmann in collaboration with muralist Staszek Kotowski. Together, Heissmann and Kotowski combine scallops, tassels and whimsical ostrich elements throughout to yield a playful spot to kick-start happy hour.

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Mediterranean Magic

Updated stainless steel appliances pair with Mediterranean finishes in this home alcove bar. Painted terracotta tiles, muted olive cabinetry and antique brass hardware wrap the corner with warmth, while marble counters strike through the space to balance and brighten.

From: James Farmer

Brimming With Style

"This area, which is part of a large entertaining room, used to be empty, so we had the idea to continue the bar cabinets from around the corner," says designer Timothy Godbold. He maxed out wall space by varying the lengths of the reclaimed oak shelves, where bottles and glasses look fabulous shown off.

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From: HGTV Magazine

Splash of Citrus

This lively, teal butler's pantry delivers in spades with a showy lemon wallpaper, glossy Shaker cabinets and brass latch hardware. In the corner, a traditional copper faucet provides a spot for hand-washing glassware and garnishes alike; luxurious liquor bottles and bowls of fresh limes are stored on the counter to ensure a stiff drink is within arm's reach always.

From: Michelle Gage

Accented in Stone

Enjoy a night of entertaining while pouring drinks at this rustic, contemporary home bar with a stacked stone accent wall. Floating glass shelves keep the focus on the stones while providing storage for barware, and an inviting dining table offers plush seating for sipping.

From: Bartone Interiors

Contemporary Character

Artfully beaded globe pendants hang above the bar area of a contemporary wine cellar in this casually elegant California home. Backsplash tiles and upholstered contemporary barstools bring character and style to the space, while white walls and a wood ceiling add a relaxed vibe that makes the space ideal for entertaining.

From: Blackband Design

Happiest Hour

Interior designer Swati Goorha proves more is, indeed, more in this midcentury marvel. A floral-papered ceiling and wall give way to brass and glass shelving, gray wood bar cabinets and marble floors underfoot. A peacock blue accent wall grounds the whimsical space, while a mahogany demilune bar and matching stool ground the design.

From: Swati Goorha

Arched Elegance

This arched kitchen bar cabinet serves as a head-turning focal point in the otherwise understated kitchen design. Its elegant, curved silhouette, warm oak finish and sleek glass doors bring refinement to the space.

From: Lisa Furtado

Coastal Rec Room

A cement-tiled accent wall behind the black waterfall bar is home to a flatscreen TV in this coastal party room. Pale wood floating shelves complement the cabinets and rattan barstools, while white walls and ceiling and neutral floor tiles ensure a bright and attractive space.

From: Pure Salt Interiors

Bold Backsplash

Bright blue cement tile makes up the bold backsplash of this home bar. Industrial metal shelving gives the wall some edge. For a little softness, designers used brass sconces, houseplants and light gray cabinetry.

From: JLV Creative

Glamorous Details

Brass-trimmed glass shelves extend from the ceiling in this living room wet bar with a colorful, geometric wallpaper accent. A natural wood buffet table topped with black-and-white marble provides the perfect spot to mix up a drink between commercials. Steps away, guests can enjoy their drinks on the red sectional sofa.

From: Zoe Feldman Design

Eclectic Flair

A graffiti wall, mounted animal skull, leather bench and Space Age barbershop chairs bring character to this eclectic home bar. The curved custom bar features a rustic wood base juxtaposed with modern lighting.

From: Ana Donohue

Star of the Room

The star of the show in this contemporary game room is the striking hammered brass bar that's topped with a neutral marble slab countertop. Black pulls deck the brass cabinets, coordinating perfectly with the brass and black wall sconces that hang above a trio of black-and-white art.

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From: Erica Bryen Design

Elegant Meets Transitional

Step through the beautiful arched doorway with black trim into this private home bar. Dark wood panels continue to the bar cabinets and are contrasted with shiny white subway tiles on the backsplash. Floating glass shelves with brass accents are positioned above the sink with a matching brass faucet.

From: Zoe Feldman Design

Just Enough Space

Step into this hidden home bar lined with a red brick wall to make a special drink for the evening ahead. The narrow space is filled from top to bottom with white cabinets and plenty of space on the marble countertop. A marble farmhouse sink offers the perfect place to wash hands and rinse off drinkware.

From: Caitlin Jones Ghajar

Elevated Alcove

This little, formerly unused alcove is located in a pass-through space in the home. The once overlooked area is now a cheers-worthy home bar complete with lacquered peacock cabinets, a honeycomb wine rack and a fiery embossed wall covering backsplash that extends to the ceiling overhead.

From: Swati Goorha

Sleek & Chic

What was once a cramped butler's pantry is now a sleek, easy-to-access bar. A new soffit overhead helps define the space, while the shelving is kept light and airy with glass panels seated on slim brass rods.

From: Christine Donner

Contemporary Black and White

An experienced bartender will tell you that quality sips require just a few high-quality, well-balanced ingredients — and an experienced home bar designer will tell you the same thing. When pulling together an entertaining space like this one, "I like to use things in pairs or threes to keep it less fussy, [to arrange] things that are actually used in a bar and try to keep them a similar material," designer Lisa Vail says. "I think it looks too busy and distracting if there are too many colors and materials in a small space."

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Game Room Meets Home Bar

Come cocktail hour, this home's dashing bar-plus-game room will sweep you off your feet. White walls and a raised ceiling reflect the plentiful natural light, while the area rug and darker barstools ground the look.

From: Thurman Design Studio

Coastal Watering Hole

Interior designer Kristina Crestin wields honey-stained wood cabinetry, pearly subway tile and polished nickel hardware to create a wet bar brimming with coastal flair. The space-saving L-shaped bar design lends ample open shelving for glassware storage and generous counter space to mix a spritz (or two) at the end of the day.

From: Kristina Crestin

Dramatic + Dreamy

Rich peacock walls in this maximalist art deco bar create an ambient backdrop to an unlacquered brass wall shelving unit and movement-rich marble bar counter. A matching brass faucet and minimalist brass hardware create cohesion in this space, while a flashy fan-style sconce creates mood lighting from the wall overhead.

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From: Casagrande Studio

Wooden Loft Bar

This bright and airy living area is tucked away in the loft space and accented with textured, wooden decor. A long, custom sofa lines the wall opposite the home bar with stacked wood inside and painted gold modern stools. A neutral rug with a live edge, wooden coffee table runs down the middle of the room, drawing the eye to the oversized wall art.

From: Halstead Real Estate and Luxury Portfolio International®

Tucked Away Bar

This living room space features a secret home bar behind modern wood paneling. Two floating glass shelves provide storage for bottles and drinkware with cabinet storage beneath. A contemporary, cushioned armchair provides the perfect spot to sip a cocktail beside the modern fireplace.

From: Ann Lowengart

Open Invitation

The main room of this tower guest suite includes the thoughtful addition of a wet bar. Featuring a small sink and compact fridge, guests can help themselves to snacks or mix up a cocktail.

Minimalistic Vibes

Mix up the evening's cocktail at this contemporary wet bar with a bonus wine fridge. The brown wooden look is modernized with gold accents while remaining classic and providing plenty of hidden storage beneath the quartz sink. Two marble floating shelves provide the perfect amount of space for bowls, cups and dishes beside the round wooden mirror.

From: Caitlin Jones Ghajar

Charming In-Kitchen Bar

A built-in wine refrigerator, bright white quartz countertop and undermount sink with chrome faucet make up the bar area in this charming transitional kitchen. A blue, gray and white backsplash is carried from behind the kitchen's stove to the bar area to create a cohesive, colorful space.

From: Amy Peltier Interior Design & Home

Mountain Home Built-In

The built-in wet bar in this modern mountaintop home features a rustic wood backsplash and stone detailing on the edges. A concrete countertop stays consistent with the natural elements but offers a modern twist on the space's style. A matte black sink and faucet add to the contemporary style.

From: The Group, Inc. and Luxury Portfolio International®

Fun and Inviting

Fun colors and modern art bring a playful and whimsical vibe to this relaxed family space. The room serves as a bar, game room, media room and general hangout space. A bold blue sofa ties in with the cabinetry and backsplash of the bar.

From: D2 Interieurs

Chic Attic Wet Bar

Before venturing outside to the private rooftop patio, grab a drink at the eye-catching attic wet bar. A custom gold finish adds a touch of elegance to the space, with light pouring in from the overhead skylights.

From: @properties and Luxury Portfolio International®

Mirrored Backsplash

Slate gray cabinets make this niche feel deep and spacious, a visual trick enhanced by the mirrored backsplash. The glass-front upper cabinets add a lovely airiness to the space while showcasing the well-organized glassware and accessories.

From: Terracotta Design Build

Cocktails + Conversation

A kitchen in the basement? Yes! There are many reasons for including one in your basement renovation such as part of an entertainment space, a student or in-law suite, a rental unit or even a home business. Wet bars can incorporate many aspects of a full-size kitchen but omit the range.

Small Nook Bar

A small alcove is this home's elegant bar. The backdrop is a blend of white shiplap and beautiful stone that also extends to the countertops. Open wood shelving holds glassware and treasures and gives character to the nook.

From: JLV Creative

Rustic Game Room

Climb down the spiral stairs and enter this cabin's fun game room. A round game table fits perfectly beneath the stairs, and a few steps away is a fully equipped bar. Three plush barstools and a large stone fireplace keep the space cozy.

From: JJ Interiors

Wrapped in Shiplap

A bright, open concept living space features shiplap-covered walls, vaulted ceilings and exposed wood beams. A modern blue bar sits against the shiplap wall and is topped with a marble countertop and gold fixtures. Three wall sconces hang over the open shelves above the bar and house a variety of glassware.

From: Zoe Feldman Design

Energize With Color

This energizing bright green home bar sits between the kitchen, family room and dining room and serves as a hub for entertaining family and friends. Equipped with a hidden ice maker, copper sink and plenty of storage for glassware and wine, this bar houses everything needed for hosting right at your fingertips.

From: Sara Hillery Interior Design

Moody Wet Bar

When you walk into this indoor-outdoor living room, you're greeted by an inviting, moody wet bar. Instead of wall sconces, designer Lauren Elder added four of the same tarnished brass sconces above to keep the space lit. Open shelving offers plenty of space to store her cocktail supplies and bottles.

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Shades of Rose

Two blush-pink barstools sit neatly at this simple and clean home bar. For a dramatic effect, bottles in shades of pink line the shelves in the back of the space, inspired by the homeowner's favorite bubbly — rosé.

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It's All in the Details

You don't need an abundance of room to have a stylish bar at home. This striking bar transforms the small back portion of a room with a slim waterfall countertop, a trio of copper pendants and fun graphic wallpaper that wakes up the back wall.

From: Pure Salt Interiors

Petite + Pretty

This petite bar is as pretty as a picture with natural wood window frames pairing beautifully with a golden pendant light, rustic barstools and cabinetry in sleek slate gray.

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From: Breeze Giannasio

Home Theater Bar

A full bar services the home theater of this contemporary California beach house. Throughout the spaces, deep earth tones, layered textures and relaxed furnishings soften the crisp white and charcoal framework. A patterned backsplash below the countertop creates a dynamic focal point.

From: Blackband Design

Fully Equipped Basement Bar

This lounge area on the bottom level of an Avon, Colorado, home features a modern wine cellar and eat-in island that's perfect for intimate meals while enjoying a cocktail. A full-size refrigerator offers plenty of space for chilling wine and champagne.

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From: Slifer Smith & Frampton Real Estate and Luxury Portfolio International®

Showy Diamond Backsplash

Mirrored-gem mosaic tiles shine bright between a pair of slate ceiling-height wall cabinets in this dreamy wet bar designed by Laura Lonchrin Interiors. Floating white oak shelves bridge the gap between the cabinets, providing an understated space to showcase glassware or keep celebratory prosecco within reach.

From: Laura Lochrin Interiors

Sleek + Modern

Sit at this sleek, modern bar and you'll instantly feel more sophisticated. White barstools, a waterfall marble counter and pendant lighting add to the streamlined luxury.

From: Claire Paquin

For the Minimalist

No bells and whistles are needed for this in-home bar. A stained oak bar cabinet is built to feel like a separate piece of furniture but features plenty of storage space for all the boozy necessities.

From: Jaclyn Joslin

Vintage Meets Eclectic

Old school medicine cabinets house the goods behind this bar for one-of-a-kind storage. Animal hide barstools lend a rustic feel, while a sleek black bar adds a modern touch to the vintage-inspired space.

From: SuzAnn Kletzien

Outdoor Oasis

Stay cool during the hotter months by enjoying this covered bar and outdoor lounge. You have the option to keep the shade rolled up or down, depending on how much sunlight you're craving.

From: Design 4 Corners

Calling All Midcentury Lovers

A slim railing visually separates this midcentury bar and lounge while maintaining an overall open look. An orange banquette brings a fun pop of retro color to the space.

From: Rebecca Zajac

Handsomely Polished

A polished bar commands one corner of this open concept floor plan, stocked with all necessary shaking and stirring supplies. There's a wine refrigerator, sink and even a pass-through window for walk-by cocktail deliveries.

From: Amy (Bubier) Klosterman

Sophisticated Contemporary

Glass floating shelves provide display space on the chevron backsplash of this contemporary bar area. Sleek teal barstools add a punch of color and texture against the front of the bar.

From: Corine Maggio

Set the Mood

Blue LED backlighting, which can be changed according to mood, showcases this bar's selections. Created by Kelly and Co. Design, this contemporary bar located inside a renovated barn provides a sleek entertainment space without losing the ambiance of its rustic surroundings.

From: Kelly and Co. Design

Eye-Catching Backdrop

Textured black tile provides eye-catching contrast against the smooth white cabinets in this bar area. The textured backsplash coordinates with the backsplash in a nearby powder room, giving the home a sense of cohesion and flow.

From: Brooke Wagner

Space Saver

This home cleverly makes use of the awkward space under the stairs by turning it into a bar. Built-in shelves of varying lengths neatly fill up the narrow top area. Below them, a sink, cabinets and mini-fridge are ready to get the next cocktail party started.

From: Cortney Bishop Design

Easy Accessibility

A slim wet bar with all the amenities — wine refrigerator, prep space and plenty of storage — offers easy access to the open plan dining and living rooms.

From: Furman and Keil Architects

Party Ready

This home's transitional bar is full service with a full-size refrigerator, dishwasher, sink and even a pass-through window out to the patio.

From: Abbi Williams

Wooden Wonderland

In a New York City apartment with a spectacular view of the city skyline, designer Amy Lau brought in gorgeous, sweeping curves and natural materials to the design of the built-in wet bar to offset the linear visuals. "Organic shapes and materials strike the perfect balance with the cityscape," she says.

Warm and Inviting

This bar and lounge area exudes country-chicness with its exposed beam wooden ceiling and a bar-height concrete tasting table. Along the back wall, copper shelves are suspended from the ceiling for added visual interest.

From: Marie Flanigan Interiors

Burst of Color

Eye-popping cherry-red paint turns the contemporary wet bar in this art-filled home into a fun focal point. Along with storing stemware, shelves serve as display space for the homeowner's collections of art and objects.

From: Andrea Bazilus

On Display

Located just off of the kitchen, this wet bar features ample cabinet space, including glass-front upper cabinets that neatly showcase glassware. A marble tile backsplash is arranged in a herringbone pattern to create texture.

From: Nest Design Co.

Rich With Warmth

Host an incredible party in this home bar with rich wood panel walls, hardwood floors and worn leather sofas. The all-wood built-in behind the wooden bar offers ample space for drinkware storage with three leather barstools for guests.

From: Jawitz Properties Ltd. and Luxury Portfolio International®

A Modern Twist

As seen on HGTV's Restored by the Fords , this modern wet bar boasts a black-and-white color palette, crisp lines and plenty of urban edge. A floating shelf below houses the bar's necessities.

From: Leanne Ford

Saddle Up

Saddle on up to this home's casual bar and kick back with a drink in one of the leather barstools. Wood paneling on the back wall coordinates with the bar front to create a rich, rustic feel throughout.

From: Jenkins Custom Homes

Cozy Corner Bar

This wet bar is comprised of a rich wooden base, wooden beams and a glass countertop to give the room's corner a cozy, inviting feel. Contemporary wooden barstools complement the design.

From: Bea Pila

A Fun Surprise

Striking aqua-and-gold wallpaper inside a recessed bar nook gives color and visual punch to this otherwise white modern kitchen and eat-in dining area. Oversized apples bring a fun twist of whimsy.

From: Ann Lowengart

Multipurpose Retro Bar

The design in this snack center instantly delivers a sense of fun and creativity. Blue cabinets and a yellow leather bench vie for attention, while the sheen of the concrete floor reflects the sparkle of the imaginative lighting fixtures.

From: Jennifer Visosky

Waterfall Bar Top

Located in a masculine midcentury modern living room, light blue-and-brown geometric wallpaper provides an eye-catching accent against the concrete waterfall countertop in this petite bar area. Two wooden barstools allow for casual seating.

From: Kara Paslay

Wall of Tasty Taps

In this small but well-equipped bar, the kegs are kept in an adjacent storage room with just the taps exposed on the wall. A freezer full of frosty mugs is kept within reach.

From: Case Design / Remodeling Indy

Dry Bar Packs a Punch

This contemporary wooden dry bar features tall glass-door cabinets, a built-in wine rack and a wine refrigerator without taking up a large footprint in the home.

From: Pinnacle Estate Properties

A Crisp Look

This home's bar got a whole new look with painted paneling and beams. The stark-white shade brightens the bar area, while striking decor pieces and stools modernize the space.

From: Lucie Ayres

Bar With a View

Hammered copper forms the detailing in this custom wood bar surrounded by plush, gray tufted chairs. The dark wood tones help ground the ethereal space, which is bathed in natural light from a long wall of steel-encased windows.

From: Art Home Garden

Brick Accent

Red brick lends a warm touch to this kitchen wet bar while remaining true to the industrial look of the space. Weathered wood cabinets and decorative details create a rustic vibe throughout.

From: Nar Bustamante

A Work of Art

Just off the living room is a state-of-the-art wine bar that keeps all the homeowners' favorite bottles at arm's reach while also providing a unique display piece.

From: Marie Flanigan Interiors

Add Dimension Underfoot

This contemporary bar utilizes carpet to make an eye-catching design splash with a graphic honeycomb pattern in gray and white. Behind the counter, a gray backsplash adds to the visual drama.

From: Butter Lutz Interiors

Open-Shelving Display

The fun shapes and colors of cocktail mixers are the visual life of this sleek bar. Open shelving keeps them on full display for all to see.

From: Jordan Shifrin

Sip and Play

The game enthusiasts of the house will certainly find this game room and bar up to par. Sleek black walls make the space feel moody yet inviting, while modern stools serve as comfortable seating after a round of pool.

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From: Hilton & Hyland

Chic Gathering Spot

Cushioned barstools pull up to a sleek polished bar in the basement of this contemporary home. Two refrigerators house the homeowners' collection of wine, while extended countertops offer plenty of room to mix up a cocktail.

From: Elizabeth Krueger Design

Sophisticated Details

This sophisticated home bar features contemporary pendant lights, a fun blue backsplash and three rustic stools with brown leather cushions. Glass-front cabinets allow for the owner's liquor collection to be on full display behind the bar.

From: Amy Conner-Murphy

Space for All

A metal-wrapped bar top combines with four industrial stools to give this small, in-home bar area a modern yet masculine feel.

An Upstairs Surprise

This home's sleek bar is decorated with clean, vertical lines, floating shelves and black leather barstools. The space serves as a hidden gem at the top of the staircase.

From: Jenkins Custom Homes

The Meeting Spot

In addition to a wine cellar, this luxury home comes with its own lounge and wet bar. In turn, the owners can easily host intimate gatherings with close friends and large-scale parties without ever leaving the property.

From: Jawitz Properties Ltd.

Dining Room Bar

A fully stocked bar, complete with refrigerated wine storage, is conveniently located in this home's dining room. Drawers and shelves provide plenty of storage for liquor and glasses.

From: Mirador Group

The Key to Relaxation

After a long day at work, the owners will love kicking back in this basement's bar area. Three white stools with chrome bases further the minimalistic aesthetic, while an orange sofa offers a striking splash of color.

From: Eisner Design

Basement Hang Out

You don't need a lot of square footage to have a well-equipped bar. Here, a beverage fridge, sink, kegerator and TV take up a small footprint but certainly pack a punch when it comes to functionality.

From: Claire Paquin