52 Transitional Home Bar Design Ideas
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Earthy stone, box car wood and concrete counter tops are wonderful features in this basement bar area.

This home is a tasteful fusion of ornate elements and modern luxuriousness. Everything put together, April Bloom creates an immediate visual impact.
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Transitional dry bar or butler's pantry with arch feature above a subway tile backsplash and wood stained shelves.

Backlit onyx bar with multiple seating settings helps in making this bar area to cater to everyone. PC : Shamanth Patil Photography

The bar area is demarcated visually by the wooden flooring and the drop in the false ceiling. White bar counter with geometric pattern and the black and gold bar stools make a very chic space, further accentuated by the cool led light and chandelier

The lap of luxury. No expense has been spared throughout this spectacular custom residence offering over 5,000 square feet of luxurious finished living space. The sensational Scavolini kitchen is an entertainers dream and features quartz counters, top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances, wolf burner and hood, massive island with seating for four, and extra-long board walnut finished wooden floor. Oversized master bedroom, with regency double side fire place which could be enjoyed from the master bedroom and bathroom, Large walk-in closet and opulent ensuite with double sinks, freestanding bathtub, glass shower and marble floor. Completing the upper level are three additional bedrooms each with their own spa-like ensuite bathroom, walk-in linen closet plus convenient laundry room. Showcasing only the finest of finishes this home features double entrance doors, custom millwork, main floor with a home office, formal meeting room, Kitchen, extra-large dining area and a formal living room with a gas burner fireplace and an elegant marble book match fireplace . The Basement comprises of the family living with extra space as recreation area, rare gym area with shower and steam room, a wine room and an extra bedroom for the nanny if required. The main level has a gorgeous open-riser staircase with wrought iron spindles, an oversized patio for entertainment. Three car garage plus parking for four cars on driveway and with a artistically cured backyard landscape . Additional details include smart home lights, solid interior doors, central speakers, data cables wired throughout home, rough-in for camera wires, inground sprinkler system and more! Your family will enjoy the added living space in the professionally finished basement with separate side entrance that boasts oversized windows allowing lots of natural light, cosy theatre room, fitness room, recreation room plus wine room.

The entrance of the 4 BHK flat combines traditional elements with a modernistic design, creating a unique and inviting space.
The entrance features a double-door setup, adding a touch of grandeur and elegance to the overall aesthetic.
To the side of the entrance, there is a shoe rack designed specifically for storage and organization.
The color scheme of the entrance area is carefully chosen to complement the traditional Indian elements while embracing a modernistic design approach. Earthy tones like warm browns, deep reds, or shades of beige can be used on the walls, creating a warm and cozy ambiance.

Wine tasting room with wall fountain and plenty of storage for the wine connoisseur

Earthy stone, box car wood and concrete counter tops are wonderful features in this basement bar area.

A young couple, George and Sujatha, approached us to do the interiors of their new apartment in Bengaluru with a simple design brief — they wanted a soothing and elegant decor in subtle hues. A two-and-a-half bedroom home, we converted one room into a guest room and the smaller one into a home office. We also separated the kitchen from the living room with an arched doorway.
The arches make an appearance in other parts of the home as well, making it a recurring theme throughout the home. This, coupled with a pastel colour scheme define the home’s minimalistic and modern style.
Several storage spaces are concealed to prevent the home from looking too cluttered. For instance, the bar station is a pull-out tray next to the TV, and has drawers under it, visible only on a closer look. Similarly, the crockery is stored next to the dining table in a hidden cabinet in a similar fashion.
We’ve kept the teakwood furniture lightweight with raised legs to avoid the room from looking boxy and less spacious. The kitchen mimics the living and dining room’s colour scheme of white and green, and has ample of storage as per the client’s need.
As you move into the home office, an explosion of wooden furniture takes over, paying an ode to the couple’s Kerala roots. Made of rubber wood, the book shelf and console make for a lovely backdrop as well as a functional accessory. The pull-out couch and the desk next to it is perfect for work as well as movie sessions.
The couple’s master bedroom is a study in seating spaces. We extended the bed’s wooden headboard to the entire breadth of the wall and created more seating including a nook next to the window. Being a small space, the wardrobe features a hidden pull-out dresser on the side and the white veneer prevents it from looking too jarring to the eyes.
Overall, we’ve tried to make this home a symphony of subtle hues that speak a minimalist design language.
52 Transitional Home Bar Design Ideas

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