Dark Pallette- With basements people tend to go light since they are already dark spaces but trying to give a dramatic feel and embrace the darker hues. Such as black cabinetry and a dramatic darker wallpaper as a focal point.

Add Texture- Use stone, backsplash or even tv wall accent to add visual interest to the space.

Rustic feel- A more rustic design approach is perfect for those who prefer a laid-back, lodge-inspired aesthetic over an ultra-sleek metropolitan look.

Bookcase Idea- Do you have a small space or don’t want to do too many renovations? You can easily incorporate a bar into your basement by utilizing a bookshelf. Consider installing a freestanding bookshelf or using built-ins that already exist.

Warm Natural materials- Walnut shelves infuse beautiful texture and warmth, while a gray-toned leathered Makalu stone balances with a cool and modern touch.

Have Fun- This is an entertaining space, so use your style and things you love to incorporate in the space. Such as your favorite alcohol bottles on display or artwork you want to show off or favorite sports teams on display.

Tuck it Away – If you don’t want a prominent bar display, opt for a more covert approach that you can unveil on occasion. Same with a television hidden behind a piece of art. If you don’t want it to be the focal point than tuck it away.

Speakeasy Vibes- A speakeasy is a classic bar theme for a reason—it’s effortlessly chic and has an air of mysteriousness that forever lures you in.

Color Saturation – Take a saturated color approach when designing your basement bar to create cohesion and a bold display. Using the same color scheme throughout the space gives a dramatic feel and makes accent items pop.

Bar Cabinet- If you don’t want to spend the money to build out an entire bar, consider installing a bar cabinet instead. This smart approach allows you to store all your favorite spirits, drinkware, and cocktail accouterments in one spot, and you can close the doors when you want everything out of sight.