Beer fridges and wine bars are cool and all, but they are really expensive to put in your home. Why get something so expensive when you can DIY yourself a coffee bar that you’ll likely use every single day (assuming you are the standard addict). If you are ready to start on the most useful project you’ll ever do, let’s get started on your DIY coffee bar options!
Black Pipes
If you are the type of person who tends to forget you made coffee about 2 seconds after its finished, you’ll love this microwave idea. Although reheated coffee is never as good, it’s better than cold!
Movable Cart
Just in case you are super hyper and want to run around your house rolling the cart, here is a portable DIY. (Totally Kidding) This is actually a great idea if you are having a party and want to move the coffee station around.
Three-Tier
Short on space or want something that can fit on your dining table? Try working your way up with a three-tiered coffee setup.
Blackboard
Coffee works incredibly well with the farmhouse look so if this is the style you are going for, I highly recommend checking out the tutorial from Gray House Studio.
IKEA Cart
If you want your coffee cart to work as a multi-drink station then keep it simple with a Keurig on top, some mixers in the middle, and alcohol on the bottom.
Floating Shelves
I’ve always found floating shelves not only stylish but great for small spaces. They aren’t bulky and can actually hold a lot.
Farmhouse
This farmhouse coffee cart is perfect for those looking to make their home have a soft but modern and industrial sort of look.
Hanging Mugs
Add some metallic elements to your cart to give it that classy bistro look.
Coffee Shelves
If you’ve run out of space in your kitchen cabinets and all you need is somewhere to store your mugs, consider building specialty shelving.
Simple
Just want space for your Keurig and cups for when you’re in a rush to go to work? Simply create a clean space with light decor.
I am totally digging the tree stump look on this coffee station!
Coffee tends to be a ritual for a lot of us. Whether you like an on the go option or prefer to take it slow with a french press or moka pot, something that you do every day should be appealing. I hope you enjoyed these coffee stations; I can’t wait to get started on mine!
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