We’ve been thinking a lot about coffee stations for good reason. Did you know that I start every (and I do mean every) single day with a cup of coffee—two shots of espresso and hot steamed milk from my Nespresso machine? So naturally, I wanted to have the cutest coffee station at the cabin. Spoiler – we got a real espresso machine. Should I take up learning latte foam art? Read on to see it.
We are going to build it out around the corner and to the left of the fridge in what will eventually be the dining room. This is so hard to explain. Please take a look at the spot below before we demoed. I can’t believe how much we took out already.
I just can’t wait to slumber down the kitchen stairs, into the kitchen to pour myself my morning coffee, and then wander out into the rose garden. All that to say, make yourself a little joy like this. It’s so worth it. In the meantime, I am thrilled that 1,000 pounds of our bathroom tile from Fireclay will be delivered on Thursday. Do you remember our final selection of evergreen? It’s the inky dark gloss colorway on the right. We kick off the demo at the end of the month, and I can’t wait!
On another note, I know it’s still Summer, but with all of our cabin renovations happening, we’ve been thinking about how to best prepare for the Winter months. I’ve learned that it’s best to be prepared ahead of time and not scramble at the last minute. We had 28 foggy and failed windows in the cabin and found the perfect solution for short-term solution before we regaled them and the rainy weather came. Check out my entire overview, which is easy to find in the pocketbook for DIY Window Insulation.
Cafecore has been trending on Pinterest this year and has me replaying Espresso by Sabrina Carpenter on repeat. I stumbled upon this stunning coffee bar nook design when I was looking for inspiration for my own coffee station by For the Home and knew I had to create a moodboard for it. I feel like y’all can do this!
The space has a rustic vibe mixed with intentional vintage accent pieces to create the perfect nook for your iced coffee creations. The indoor plants that add the perfect amount of greenery really solidified my desire to recreate the space. Let’s jump in!
Brass Grab Bar
First, I found this brass grab bar to hang any beautiful vintage pieces on instead of using cabinets. The bar’s brass finish complements rustic and vintage decor, adding an authentic, old-fashioned touch to the space.
Decorative Broom Brush
This decorative broom brush is the perfect accent piece to hang in your coffee bar nook. It’s made from natural materials and fits the rustic theme and adds an earthy, organic feel to the decor.
Dried Eucalyptus Bunch
Next, I found this dried eucalyptus bunch which can be super versatile in a coffee bar nook. The bunch can be displayed in a vase, hung on the brass grab bar, or incorporated into other arrangements in the space. Check out more dried florals here.
Metal Table Lamp
This metal table lamp brings a cozy, warm light that enhances the inviting atmosphere of the space, perfect for a relaxing coffee bar nook. It also has a contemporary design with rustic elements that match the space aesthetic.
Glaze Stoneware Mug
Every coffee bar nook needs mugs and these glaze stoneware mugs are stunning. The classic design of the mugs add a rustic, vintage feel, perfectly complementing the theme of the coffee bar nook. Here are more of my fave coffee bar decor pieces!
Espresso Machine
This is my espresso machine and it has never let me down. It is such good quality and very aesthetically pleasing. If you’re going to commit to a coffee bar nook, make sure you commit to a good quality espresso machine!
Swiss Cheese Plant
You know how much I love adding plants to my home decor. This Swiss cheese plant is the perfect plant for a coffee bar nook. You can hang it from the brass grab bar or place it on a shelf or counter- either way it is stunning!
Console Table
Next, this console table has a distressed finish and natural wood grain that add character and a lived-in feel, enhancing the rustic charm of the coffee bar nook. It’s cozy and inviting and the perfect furniture piece for your space!
Cotton Towel
Last, I found this cotton towel to hang on the brass grab bar. The woven texture of the towel adds a layer of visual interest, contrasting nicely with smoother surfaces like wood or metal in the coffee bar nook.
What do you think about this coffee bar nook? I cannot wait to find more cafecore designs on Pinterest. Check out more of my mood boards on my blog here. Hope you all have a beautiful rest of your week! xoxo
