Generally, dressers are converted to bars by removing the lower drawers and using the resulting space as shelving The top drawer can be left in place to hold linens and utensils. If feasible, one of the removed drawers can be mounted on the wall above the finished bar to give a hutchlike effect as a … Read more
Hanging Hooks Instead of stacking your mugs, install a couple of ceiling hooks on the bottom of a cabinet shelf for a convenient solution that allows each mug to hang individually. These types of hooks are affordable and durable, and can be picked up at any home improvement store. What is the best way to … Read more
Before purchasing your table, find a space for your coffee bar. It could be in the kitchen eating area, or even in your dining room or area between the kitchen and main living space You will need a minimum of about 2 feet wide and 16 inches deep. How do you organize a coffee bar? … Read more
Stack ‘Em Double up on cabinet space by stacking mugs of various sizes instead of arranging them side by side To prevent them from toppling over however, set them top-down so that more surface area is sitting stable on the self and weight is more evenly distributed. How do you store too many mugs? Embrace … Read more
It could be in the kitchen eating area, or even in your dining room or area between the kitchen and main living space You will need a minimum of about 2 feet wide and 16 inches deep. Of course, it could be as large as you like! What do I need to make a coffee … Read more