Looking for ways to keep yourself busy this summer? We have just the thing: create an amazing gin bar at home!
From homemade gin bars for the garden, complete with all the furnishings, to luxurious cupboard gin bars and gin bar shelves for your kitchen or lounge, there are so many ways that you can get creative when building your very own bar.
To help you develop your own home bar ideas that go beyond just putting a gin bar sign in your kitchen, we have put together this list of some of the prettiest home gin bars that we have seen. We hope they inspire you as much as they have been inspiring us.
You’ll be building a homemade gin bar in no time after looking through these!
The chic garden gin lounge
Nice clean lines and comfy furniture, all on a gorgeous decking. What more could you ask from a luxurious at-home garden gin bar? The big folding door is a wonderful way to keep your indoor garden bar nice and airy and full of light, really allowing the outdoors in.
Bright kitchen charm
This charming home gin bar is colourful and full of character! Using hooks to store your cocktail mugs is also a great space-saving home bar idea.
The casual garden gin bar
This cute garden bar has us very jealous. Friends and family can just walk up, order their favourite gin drinks and then you can get mixing, showing off everything you have learned from GINNED!.
Cool white and grey gin bar cupboard idea
Transforming an old cupboard is a good way to create your own gin bar at home, especially if the transformation is done with such stylish colour coordination as this one.
The garden shed bar
What’s cooler than ice-cold? Having a gin bar in your garden shed! Turning your garden shed into a bar is an amazing way to really escape the day to day as you sit and sip on a G&T or two. With its two-tone colour scheme and deck for when guests join, this is how to do a garden shed gin bar right.
Art deco gin bar of your dreams
Here, we have another cupboard turned gin bar, however this time with an Art Deco twist. This fantastic gin cupboard shows us a wonderful way to add a touch of old-world style to our at-home gin drinking. The gold and blue colour scheme and Art Deco-esque design is a dream!
The sophisticated two-tone outdoor bar
Simple yet effective, we love the sleek, clean aesthetic of this two-tone garden bar. We can picture ourselves sitting on those bar stools in the sun, G&T in hand, floppy hat and giant sunglasses on our head.
Pink gin bar
This pink bar, complete with stools, feathers and neon sign, shows what can be done when you work with a detailed eye and a clear thematic focus. We can’t stop looking at this marshmallow pink delight!
A garden gin bar shelf that folds away
This idea is great for when your outdoor space is limited but you still want it to be gin-credible. Coupled with some nice outdoor sofas and a chimenea, this fold-away gin bar shelf idea is perfect for those long summer evenings in the garden.
The sideboard gin bar done right
This is a fine example of how you can introduce a gin bar into a room even if the room still needs to perform other functions. We love the way the gin collection is visually integrated into the room through the use of the framed pictures. Practical, pretty and so very Wes Anderson (in this picture, anyway) we love this sideboard gin bar!
Wonderfully reserved gin bar idea for the garden
With its soft, grey tones that perfectly compliment the sandy wood colours of the decking, we are in love with how understated yet beautiful this garden gin bar is. The potted plants are a great touch, really elevating the whole look of the bar.
Amazing gin bar lights
This dreamy use of lights adds a real sense of glamour to the home bar pictured here, especially against the dark blue background. It’s like a starry night!
A fabulously bold L-shape bar idea for the garden
Building a gin bar in the garden can offer you the space to shape your bar how you would like. This L-shape bar with its delightfully fun and bold colour scheme is a great example of how you can maximise your bar space and get as many friends and family around it as possible. The contrast of the blue and red is a really fun, vibrant touch that really makes this garden bar stand out.
A great idea for a compact home gin bar
This at-home gin bar is a great example of how to make the most of every nook and cranny!
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