You Are What You Drink
You love to entertain and have been entertaining the idea of getting a bar, but what type of bar? No matter what your design style is, an in-home bar will absolutely upgrade your lifestyle. But first, you need to consider which set-up is right for you.
(listing below: 2315 Sunset Boulevard)
Wet Bar vs. Dry Bar
(listing below: 721 E 17th Street)
Dry Bar
• Affordable. You only need a little extra space to start fixing your favorite drinks.
• Convenient. Easily set up in most rooms and doesn’t require plumbing.
• Trending! Can be used along with a cool modern liquor cabinet.
• Versatile. Makes a perfect coffee station too.
(listing below: 923 Teetshorn Street)
Wet Bar
• Functional. A sink can be extremely helpful in the process of prepping cocktails.
• Outstanding. A wet bar allows maximum performance in mixology.
• Social. A wet bar will help you be more present for your guests.
• Decorative. Whereas a dry bar fits in any nook, a wet bar becomes a focal point.
(listing below: 1122 W Pierce Street)
Do wet bars increase home value?
If you’re hoping this feature will increase your home’s value when the time comes to sell, don’t bet on it. However, it will definitely enhance your life and may help you sell your home. Although you might not get the investment back monetarily, it will definitely be a key feature to promote, and more importantly, enjoy.
