Showing posts with label home bar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label home bar. Show all posts

Wednesday, 28 April 2021

Polly wants a cocktail!

 

Car bar coming along nicely!


Bar wall

My new sign!


Thursday, 30 April 2020

Car bar!

A while back, we took the hardtop off the Jeep. and subsequently decided that it was simply never going back on again
(a) we live in Key West
(b) it weighs a ton and it was heavy and difficult getting it off

It has been sitting at the side of the house and we have been considering where to put it/how to store it/what to do with it.

Well someone (not me!) came up with a good idea of maybe putting it in the garden as an "art piece" or art installation, or a yard furniture type of thing.

"Yes!" cried I, "car bar!"


What do you think?  Comments below please!

Monday, 5 October 2015

Home bar

 I've had a little tin sign hanging around for ages which I've been meaning to nail up on my bar
Cute little sign
 
Did I mention that my bar also needs a good clean and declutter?
Luckily this photograph is really dark so you can't see how bad it is looking :-p
 
Edit. Lol! A regular reader of this blog pointed out to me that my bar looks so bad that I should really clarify that I have two home bars and this is bar no. 2.  If you would like to check out bar no. 1 have a look at this blog post here.
 
This wasn't planned but the only free space for my new little Pepsi sign was beside the Sunny orange sign.  I think they look good together.

Saturday, 28 September 2013

Drinks Cabinet/Home bar - DIY project


Step 1.  Chip off all the mosaic tiles from the counter which "somebody" ill-advisedly applied ;-)


Step 2.  Affix new wood countertop and "riser" - thank you "No More Nails" :-)

Cool story about the wood.
I posted on an Irish community forum and asked where I could buy "cut to measure" wood in my locality.  Received loads of helpful suggestions. But also received the offer from another poster that they would cut me the size I required from their leftover wood and they'd give it to me for nothing.
So I collected the wood from them this morning.
How nice!


Step 3. Spray paint black (two coats)

Step 4.  Screw on new handles (green crystal)


Ta-dahhhh!


Costs:
Flatpack drinks cabinet €25 (about 5 years ago in Centra, Cappamore. Ridiculously cheap)
Crystal knobs €5
Black spray €24
Wood €10 
TOTAL: €64 (yes, for real)