Decorating & Design November 13, 2023 8 Beautiful Home Bars And Games Rooms To Inspire Your Own Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Pinterest Print This From swanky drinks corners to modern games rooms, here are some of our best ideas for designing an entertaining zone. Design Storage That’s Specific This at-home cocktail room by Haynes-Roberts has shallow-depth cabinets with mirrored inserts that hide away barware essentials. Photographer: Jessica Glynn Designer: Haynes-Roberts Make Your Entertaining Zone Work For You This lower-level space by Sarah Baeumler has a full-size fridge, pantry, dishwasher, wine fridge and ice machine so you never need to run up to the kitchen. Photographer: Angus Fergusson Designer: Sarah Baeumler Light It Well And Blend It In Great lighting is a must for a living room games table. Furniture and accents should mix seamlessly with your existing decorating. Photographer: Eric Piasecki, Otto Designer: Steven Gambrel Transform An Armoire Into A Bar Furniture cabinets can easily be converted into concealed bars with ample room for glassware, decanters and bottles. Photographer: William Waldron, Otto Designer: Nicole Fuller One Room Will Do While many games areas occupy multiple rooms in cavernous basements, you can do a lot with a single room on the main level. For instance, if a formal dining room isn’t needed, try turning it into a cool spot for table tennis. Photographer: William Waldron, Otto Designer: Hadas Dembo Keep The Look Cohesive Your games room can look just as chic as other rooms at home by matching materials and finishes. Here, a blue-felt pool table on a handsome wood base dovetails with the palette and aesthetic in the adjoining room. Photographer: Trevor Tondro, Otto Designer: Thomas Hamel Make An Unused Corner Überfunctional Functional Created by Commune Design, this suspended boomerang-shaped bar top proves you don’t need a lot of space to create an intimate entertaining zone. Photographer: Stephen Kent Johnson, Otto Designer: Commune Design Find Storage In Unique Places What a pleasant surprise and good use of space to find this fully stocked bar hidden in a dining room wall. The eye-catching blue lacquer interior makes it even more special. Photographer: Roger Davies, Otto Designer: Miles Redd Author: Emma Reddington Photographer: Trevor Tondro, Otto (pool table) Source: House & Home Tags: bar cabinet cocktail room entertaining entertaining hub entertaining zone games room googlenews home bar home bars lower level Rec Room recreational room storage Up Next Skincare by DesignView gallery