Today, bar counters in the apartment are extremely popular. This piece of kitchen - and not only - furniture is unusually beautiful and extremely comfortable. The bar counter can very successfully replace a banal kitchen table, serve as a partition between the living room and the kitchen, decorate any, even the most sophisticated interior, and become a functional additional piece of furniture.
The do-it-yourself bar counter is especially good because it gives the home master absolute opportunities to implement the most daring design decisions. A variety of building materials and design options for bar counters allows you to build a very original piece of furniture that fully meets the needs and tastes of the owners of the apartment.
A modern do-it-yourself bar counter is far from always a place designed directly for placing glasses and various drinks. In most cases, it carries a multifunctional load, is equipped with additional shelves, drawers, awnings, and can serve as both a dining and cutting table.
Every home craftsman who has thought about how to make a bar counter on his own should knowa few rules, the observance of which will allow you to create a truly beautiful and comfortable piece of furniture. First of all, the rack should be in harmony with the main furniture, not only in color and texture of the material from which it is made, but also in style. So, for example, bar counters made of wood will not look too good in an ultra-modern kitchen made of plastic, and a bar sparkling with nickel and richly flavored with all kinds of metal elements will not work for a classic kitchen. The countertops of the main kitchen furniture and the bar counter itself must be made of the same material, because it depends on how well this peculiar piece of furniture fits into the overall concept of the room.
Do-it-yourself bar counter can be not only open, but also closed. Open bar counters are simpler in execution, because they are a countertop mounted on high legs. In closed versions, the cabinet serves as a support, which can be either deaf or equipped with doors, behind which shelves are hidden for storing all kinds of kitchen utensils. Such a do-it-yourself bar counter, of course, requires more skill and patience from the home master, at the same time it allows you to use the usable area of the room reasonably and functionally.
Usually bar counters are placed either along the wall or serve as a continuation of the main kitchen furniture. They are also quite commonset as a delimiter between the kitchen and the living room. The do-it-yourself bar counter, which is located in the center of the kitchen, is very convenient, but this requires a fairly large area of \u200b\u200bthe room, which, unfortunately, not all modern kitchens can boast of.
In all other respects, what the bar counter will be like depends on the imagination of a home craftsman designer who can make it not only classic, but also the most intricate shape, provide all kinds of modern fixtures and decorate with appropriate decorative elements.
