Wet Bar Design

Yamini LEED AP at Urbanmotifs
by Yamini LEED AP at Urbanmotifs
The challenge was to create a 'simple' but equally 'facinating' wetbar the client could build by himself in a weekend.
Simple by construction and Facinating by appeal
*Options I considered for this project:
Material and Budget were my utmost priority in the project. I had to carefully design the structure in a way the clien could not only design it in 2 days but also keep the green in his project.
I proposed buying used kitchen base cabinets that could be refinished to the choice of stain we wanted and save a ton of money. We wanted spend that additional savings on selecting material etc
*My motivation to do this project:
I love design challenges. ..."Simple' yet 'facinating'... was something I was looking forward to achieving in my next design project.
View of the wet bar from an angle - Concept A
View from the front
View of Wet Bar - Concept B, notice the wall cabinets missing in this picture and the blue lights
Bar Elevation
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  • Jon B Jon B on May 31, 2011
    That combo sounds nice but doesn't blend with the New england dark shingle w/ dry stack stone & column going on with the rest of the house, pool house & new detached 2 car garage .I'll try to post picsof the rest of the property to give you a visual. I just started using Home Talk so it will take a minute to figure it out Thanks for the advice.
  • Jon B Jon B on Jun 14, 2011
    Hi Yamini, here is an update on the outdoor kitchen progress. Going with red cedar shakes for the front of the bar. Shakes couldn't make the radius so e switched up tp 1x4 vertical cedar to complete the wrap a round. Going w/ granite tops, stainless steel sink Pergola gor primed, floor painted & cedar sealed today. I'll try to post pics
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