{"id":13049,"date":"2026-08-21T09:00:00","date_gmt":"2026-08-21T07:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.colettaebanisteria.it\/?p=13049"},"modified":"2026-08-21T09:00:00","modified_gmt":"2026-08-21T07:00:00","slug":"angolo-bar-casa-su-misura","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.colettaebanisteria.it\/en\/angolo-bar-casa-su-misura\/","title":{"rendered":"Home bar corner: custom solutions"},"content":{"rendered":"

THE'\u2019bar corner<\/strong> It has returned to being a recurring request, but in a different form than in the 1970s: no longer a piece of furniture in itself, but rather a portion of an equipped wall that opens when needed and disappears when not.<\/p>\n

Integrated or concealed<\/h2>\n

Two opposing setups. The built-in bar remains visible, with bottles and glasses as a decorative element. The concealed one hides behind flush or tilting doors, and when closed, the wall becomes continuous. The choice depends on how much the room tolerates clutter.<\/p>\n

Where to place it<\/h2>\n

There are three most effective locations: in the living room near the conversation area, at the entrance to the dining room, or in a passageway like a large hallway. A reachable electrical outlet and a wall at least as deep as a lying bottle are essential.<\/p>\n

The refrigerated wine cellar<\/h2>\n

This is the most requested feature and must be planned during the design phase, as it requires rear ventilation and a dedicated power supply. Built into the cabinet and aligned with the doors, it disappears into the overall design rather than appearing as a freestanding appliance.<\/p>\n

Glasses, bottles and what you really need<\/h2>\n

A good bar counter includes a work surface, a vertical rack for glasses, a flat space for bottles, and a drawer for accessories. These are four distinct functions, and each requires its own depth. This is why customization is so important here.<\/p>\n

Interior light<\/h2>\n

Lighting completely transforms the effect. A light strip under the top shelf illuminates the glass and the cabinet's bottom, and in the evening, the bar becomes the room's focal point. Integrated lighting<\/a> It must be wired before installation.<\/p>\n

Materials and funds<\/h2>\n

Contrast works: warm wood on the outside and a dark background on the inside, or vice versa. A mirrored background visually doubles the bottles and is a classic solution when space is limited. The countertop should be washable and stain-resistant.<\/p>\n

When it's part of the living room<\/h2>\n

In most of our projects the bar corner is not an isolated piece of furniture but a chapter of the fitted wall<\/a>. Same door design, same wood type, same joint height: it only stands out when opened.<\/p>\n

A detail that changes the use of the room<\/h2>\n

Those who have a wet bar at home stop setting up the trolley and going to the kitchen to fetch glasses. It's a small shift in habits that makes the stay more independent, and it's the reason those who do it rarely go back.<\/p>\n

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