Home bars can be open-styled with the colorful glassware on display, all-enclosed one which lets you keep your liquor bottles locked away (for homes with kids) or a moving-cart styled one that can be pushed around to any part of the house.
Most home bars with fridges are all-enclosed styled, with a fridge pocket neatly contained into one of the compartments. Depending on your beverage preferences and storage needs, you can explore the desired extras that can include, a wet-bar countertop, a wine rack, drawers for storing essentials and backlighting to create a focal point.
If you have ample space in the room, opt for a back bar that rests against the wall and utilizes the space in front to create a lounge-like space. For wannabe bartenders, a front bar is a much better proposition because there’s room on both sides. Prefect to add those bar stools. You can also club the two to create a professional-looking home bar set up.
In apartments with limited space, a corner bar can serve the purpose without eating up too much room. The caveat is that they offer limited functionality and would be very difficult to accommodate a fridge in one.