Let's See Your Home Bar!

[RBH]

I did a litle rearranging.

 

[hodgeko]

I did a litle rearranging.

Looking good! I've got an Indy idol in mine as well, but still working on getting a Maltese Falcon.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Every home bar & man cave deserves to have a poker table, complete set with 1970’s chairs.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

A couple of yrs ago I bid at auction on one of those big stagecoach minibars sold by Wayfair, I think. I didn’t get it. Recently while in a basement storage room I noticed this old toy box I had forgotten about. Still need to figure out where I want to set it up in the house before I fill the cabin with my crystal ships whiskey classes. This will be my mini bar for open bottles of Tequila & Rum. I can hear Jimmy Buffett & Kenny Cheney playing in the background now.

 

[Bamaboots]

I can hear Jimmy Buffett & Kenny Cheney playing in the background now.

That's a great setup HJ! Being a Buffett fan I have to throw in Boat Drinks.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

That's a great setup HJ! Being a Buffett fan I have to throw in Boat Drinks.

Thanks BB! Now you’re making me thirsty for some Rum in the morning. I still wish I had gone deeper on that stagecoach. Still have a couple of pics but can’t remember if it was this one.

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[Hurricane Jack]

The “Dodge House” Bar with working lights & foot rail.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

At auction.

And a Saloon sign that looks like it was made from a picture frame.

 

[RBH]

I added this painted skull to my 'cantina'.
I think it adds a cool look.
Admittedly the strongest thing I have drank lately is ginger ale!!!!
But I still really enjoy the vibes from the room!

 

[RBH]

I added this to my “cantina”.

 

[Bugguy]

Not really off topic, the first post didn't mention alcohol. Here's the coffee bar I built for my daughter using all recycled wood. The top box is an old mold from a torn down foundry in Cincinnati. The frame and legs are from 100+ y.o. old growth timber from joists and the drawers are vintage industrial modified to fit. The marble top is scrap cut, edged and polished. It was a fun project to complete - no plans, just adapt as you go. As shown, it's become quite the conversation piece when their friends come over.

Altar to Coffee:

The top box as found in the rough:

 

[RBH]

Not really off topic, the first post didn't mention alcohol. Here's the coffee bar I built for my daughter using all recycled wood. The top box is an old mold from a torn down foundry in Cincinnati. The frame and legs are from 100+ y.o. old growth timber from joists and the drawers are vintage industrial modified to fit. The marble top is scrap cut, edged and polished. It was a fun project to complete - no plans, just adapt as you go. As shown, it's become quite the conversation piece when their friends come over.

Altar to Coffee:

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The top box as found in the rough:

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Very nice!!! I like it!