Basement Bar - Cabinets
Hi All-
We have a completely unfinished basement, but are planning to finish it and put in an 8 ft wet bar similar to the layout of the inspiration picture (with stacked stone) and TV mounted between the two upper cabinets.
I tend to love the simplistic look of black and white - similar to the color combos in the pictures below. My first question is, since there is limited upper cabinetry, would the mix of two colors not work the best i.e. black painted bottom cabinets and white upper cabinets in the pictures below? My other question is regarding flooring - is there any color of luxury vinyl plank flooring that you've seen work best with black painted cabinets? Any recommendations on a black painted shaker cabinet brand as well?
Thanks for the help!
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PROBeverlyFLADeziner
5 years agoNo stacked stone. It looks cheesy when stone is placed on top of vinyl flooring. Here are some alternate images for inspirations.
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K R
5 years agoHere is my home bar, maybe it will give you some inspiration. The cabs are espresso veneer finish but look almost black which I felt was a little “softer” than straight black.
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5 years agoHi All! Me again - Thanks for all the help! We've narrowed down the cabinet color, countertop, and flooring. We are thinking about going with a glass 8X24 tile in a gray/beige color along the front of the bar, with the stacked stone behind the TV. Below are the options we are thinking for the stacked stone with our cabinet, flooring, and countertop selection. Which stacked stone option works best? Also, do you think the stacked stone will look okay with the glass tile along the bottom? Thanks again!
K R
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