Liquor Bar Cabinet
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A handsome and useful addition to any home where guests are entertained, these liquor bar cabinets are perfect for holding all your favorite spirits, wine, and all the tools needed to make your best cocktails. And their aesthetic quality is second to none. Find the right liquor cabinet for your home and match it up with your existing wood furniture.
Our Picks
Rustic hanging liquor cabinet murphy bar
With this hanging wine cabinet, you are getting a space-saving and functional addition for your kitchen, dining room, or living room. Its frame is crafted of sturdy wood with metal sheet panels, offering 2 small compartments covered by a matching door that can be used as a convenient tray.
Accents Bar Cabinet with Wine Storage
Accent storage cabinet. This beautiful furniture is the perfect example of a great modern furniture. The cabinet features 3 spacious fixed shelves, 2 drawers with metal glides and 2 doors. The cabinets is a great choice to store your wine and beverages.
Rustic Wine Rack Liquor Cabinet
This primitive reclaimed wood wine cabinet with glass rack is sure to shine in a rustic space. Mount it on a wall to enjoy the features of a space-saving liquor cabinet. Bottles can be set on a shelf or on top.
Newport Bar Cabinet with Wine Storage
Bar cabinet with wine storage and foldable leaves. The construction is made of solid wood and wood composites. Additionally, it features classic dark walnut finish, which perfectly fits many interiors.
Ludlow Trunk Bar Cabinet
A high quality piece of furniture that plays the role of a bar cabinet. It is made of durable hardwood and it features a removable wine rack and drawer. The product measures 45.5" w x 23.5" d x 36.5" h.
Dining Room
A finely crafted shadow box is a swell idea for enhancing bars, dens, kitchens, and dining rooms. Made of durable wood, the box is able to endure many years of usage, granting at the same time a chic place to display your liquor bottles. You can easily hang it on your wall.
Boswell Bar Cabinet with Wine Storage
Functional bar cabinet made of solid MDF, featuring two drawers, two shelf spaces in center and six cubby spaces and top shelf to provide ample storage space. Fantastic looking and very functional item with refined style.
The Clive bar cabinet is made of reclaimed peroba wood side panels with light sealer finish on the front. The antique mirror inside, makes this product so special. It's sophisticated enough that it really dress up your home without making it too formal.
The simple design of this liquor bar cabinet is a perfect combination that is beautifully presented in every living room decor. Robust wooden construction, spacious shelves for liquors, glasses and bar accessories create an incredibly functional piece of furniture.
Beautiful design with storage space, baffles, glasses, glasses, and accessories make the liquor bar cabinet with the mini bar a unique piece of furniture. The tune maintained in beautiful colors impresses.
Buying Guide
How to style a liquor bar cabinet?
The best way to style a liquor bar cabinet is with bottles of beverages with beautiful labels that you enjoy making drinks with! Beyond this suggestion, we’ve also found that a bar cabinet is an excellent place to display smaller or more intricate glassware, along with any bar equipment (such as shakers, for example) that might not have a natural place in your kitchen. Placing a few small bartender’s manuals in the cabinet will also be a fun and helpful idea, as might placing a few small plants (e.g., succulents) for a tiny pop of something green.
How to organize a liquor bar cabinet?
You can organize a liquor bar cabinet by taking a full inventory of what you have on hand, then sorting by liquor and glass type. Next, designate a spot for each piece within your liquor bar cabinet. Place all bottles and glasses you wish to include in your cabinet on a table. Sort them into categories, such as vodkas, rums, gins, liqueurs, and mixers.
Examine the space within your cabinet and determine which glasses and liquors you use the most. You’ll want these in the locations providing the easiest access. Also, identify those occasional or unopened spirits that can go toward the back of the cabinet.
Write down a list of everything you have in a small notebook and keep it updated. Occasionally take inventory of the contents and replace anything running low.
