Having a home bar is a fun way to entertain guests or unwind after a long day. But before you get started, it’s important to understand the differences between a wet bar and a dry bar. As the name suggests, a wet bar has a water supply and drain, which is handy for cleaning up […]

Having a home bar is a fun way to entertain guests or unwind after a long day. But before you get started, it’s important to understand the differences between a wet bar and a dry bar. As the name suggests, a wet bar has a water supply and drain, which is handy for cleaning up messes and refilling ice trays. A sink is handy but you?ll need the help of a plumber for installation. A dry bar is an easy DIY option for storing alcohol and glassware but you?ll need to pop to the kitchen for your H2O. The choice is yours! Here are 51 home bar ideas to serve happy hour with style.
Designer: YZDA | Yoshida + Zanon Design Atrium  

First and foremost, consider a useful placement for your home bar. Will it be used frequently enough to make it part of your living room or would it make more sense as a piece of the dining room" This home bar is teamed with a glass island and a set of electric blue chairs to create the appearance of an authentic night out.

Designer: Anova Interior Design  
Visualizer: Stanislav Ananev & Tanya Vorobyeva  

Make your home bar a part of the arch decor trend by fitting it right inside of a shaped alcove. Apply a colorful tiled ...