Industrial bar cabinets and drinks cabinets add a social element to your interior as they provide you with a specific location to store all your drinks items, keeping them neat, tidy, and easy to handle. These cabinets can take many formats, such as lower sideboard style drinks cabinets, creating a stylish cabinet look within the room that can then open up to reveal hidden drinks storage. Alternatively, it could be a tall drinks cabinet that delivers the look of a shelving unit, but the base may be fitted with additional drinks storage.
An industrial bar cabinet is perfect for a dining room as it can be disguised to look like a standard living room cabinet with industrial elements that complement the dining table and chairs, creating a stylish and cohesive look. It then provides an easy transition for your evening as once you’ve finished an evening meal, you can very easily transition into a few after-dinner drinks as the cabinet is close to hand and offers all the essential items to entertain and impress your guests. An industrial bar cabinet could be constructed out of black-finished black-finished metal and include wooden details like shelves and doors, delivering a rustic touch to the cabinet. The wood adds warmth to the room, and it can be easily paired with a dining table top to create an inviting aesthetic for your interior.
An industrial bar cabinet for a living room is likely to be in a low cabinet or sideboard format constructed from materials such as mango wood that are easily paired up with other mango wood living room furniture items such as coffee tables, side tables and shelving units. This design might display quirky industrial details like handles, hinges, and runners, creating authenticity for these stylish cabinets. An industrial bar cabinet would be practical in a loft-style apartment or a rustic-inspired interior. The black metal details and warm wood tones would compliment exposed brick details and metal conduits often found in these particular style homes. Another authentic detail of the cabinet is the casters to the base. Small wheels are usually introduced to the bottom of the cabinet, delivering a realistic touch and allowing you to easily manoeuvre from one location to another.
An industrial metal bar cabinet is perfect for home bars or man caves as these designs celebrate this look. Industrial metal bar cabinets can provide open shelving wine rack storage and closed cabinet doors for glasses. The cabinet doors can add significant detail and interest as they display a mesh front that accentuates this industrial rustic design. For a more refined look, you can also see cabinet doors in a linear ribbed design, which allows the bottles to be shut away safely but still viewed from this detailed and interesting glass.
An industrial wine bar cabinet can be a tall item consisting of a lower cabinet with shelving and a taller open-design shelving unit that displays purpose-built storage like wine racking, glass hanging rails, and open storage. This quirky design has an elegance to it, as the openness of the top display delivers a lighter touch. These items are great when located on an island or poseur table as they allow you to make drinks on a higher surface, perfect for kitchen locations.
An industrial wine cabinet is a popular option for a garden room as this light and sunny space provides a perfect location to sit in the evening with a glass of wine as you enjoy the evening sun. A warm wood finish would be the ideal option for a sun or garden room as it offers a warm and cosy atmosphere that would complement the function of the room. Industrial leather chairs or sofas could easily accompany this look in a tan finish that adds to this neutral textured aesthetic. Exposed brick and wooden or tile floors add to this stylish contemporary look.
Storage and elegance can be achieved with an industrial wine rack cabinet. The open bottle display racks are not only a perfect location to store your wine bottles but also create an edgy and impressive look within your room. A farmhouse kitchen would be a great fit for an industrial wine rack cabinet, as the black metal details would be aligned with other black metal items, such as shelving units, creating a stylish rustic feel.
Industrial drinks cabinets can also be created in a full wall design that creates a unique feature in a dining room. Large industrial drinks cabinets could consist of a long sideboard cabinet with open shelving above that consist of open wine racking, glass hanging rails and open shelving creating a bold and impactful design that will fill a blank wall and add a theatrical touch to your dining room. If this item is not available in one piece, it can easily be created with a low sideboard and open shelving that could either be fixed to the sideboard top or fixed to the wall above. Industrial feature lighting, like exposed conduit and filament bulbs, is a stylish touch that would complement this design.
An industrial drinks cabinet can be located in various locations within your home. It can offer you a new location away from the dining table as you head into your evening. Many industrial drinks cabinets are fitted with a drop-down bar that allows you to pull up some stools and sit around it for the ultimate home bar experience. This flexible design can be pulled up when not required and pulled down when you want to entertain. Industrial wood stools or leather stools would complement this design further. If you select a tall industrial drinks cabinet or sideboard style cabinet, you could still achieve this atmosphere by introducing a separate poseur height table. However, you would need an additional room to locate this high table and stools as you don’t have the same flexibility to put it away within the cabinet.
The glass drinks cabinet is industrial style and often fitted with doors to the front. These doors create interest and detail as they are available in several designs. Glass doors might display an arched design where you can see into the cabinet at the wine bottles presented through an arched cut-out in the cabinet doors. They might display mesh and glass panels on the doors, creating a distorted vision that just provides you with a peek of what’s in the cabinet. This impressive design is often seen on taller cabinets, perfect for kitchen and dining room locations as they create a dynamic impact.
