We are big fans of working with cool people and helping them make cool updates to their spaces. When our good friend Darby Doyle (OG food/drink/SLC blogger) reached out with the intention of adding a home bar, we were all for it. Her partially renovated rambler had some mid-century vibes and needed a “wow factor” wet bar for entertaining, tasting, and showcasing her extensive booze collection.
What started as a closet space was soon taken down to the studs to allow for a primary bath makeover, as well as the addition of the so-desired place to belly up. We opted for a stripey, mid-century-looking Formica for the cabinetry with floating shelves above. A super cool slab of limestone (full of fossils) served as the countertop, and some punchy paint and orb pendants completed the look.
For the bathroom, we went with a more subdued vibe, but kept the same mid-century undertones through the use of flagstone floors.
We are big fans of working with cool people and helping them make cool updates to their spaces. When our good friend Darby Doyle (OG food/drink/SLC blogger) reached out with the intention of adding a home bar, we were all for it. Her partially renovated rambler had some mid-century vibes and needed a “wow factor” wet bar for entertaining, tasting, and showcasing her extensive booze collection.
What started as a closet space was soon taken down to the studs to allow for a primary bath makeover, as well as the addition of the so-desired place to belly up. We opted for a stripey, mid-century-looking Formica for the cabinetry with floating shelves above. A super cool slab of limestone (full of fossils) served as the countertop, and some punchy paint and orb pendants completed the look.
For the bathroom, we went with a more subdued vibe, but kept the same mid-century undertones through the use of flagstone floors.
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