Many of us aren’t fully functional in the morning until we’ve had at least one cup of coffee. But Starbucks can cost you a pretty penny, especially as the days go by. So, instead of spending needlessly on your morning joe, why not design a coffee bar at home?
45 Coffee Bar Ideas for Home
Don’t know how your home coffee bar should look? Well, we have good news! Below, you can feast your eyes on 45 stunningly beautiful coffee bar ideas for home, created by people who are as obsessed with coffee as you!
A Neat Little Nook
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The first thing you may have noticed from his home coffee bar is the quaint white-and-blue décor going on. It’s like preparing a steaming cup of coffee on a cloud! The light-blue cabinets offer a ton of storage, as do the floating shelves packed into a neat nook. At the center of the arrangement is the main attraction: the espresso machine.
Home Hipster Brew
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The reclaimed-wood backdrop of this home coffee bar screams “rustic” and “hipster.” The floating shelves keep the essentials out of the way, as do the hooks with eclectic mugs. Caffeine dreams start here with vintage coffee-themed artwork, a trusty drip machine, and barn-style cabinetry.
Sip in Style
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For the minimalists out there, you can combine your love for mindful choices and caffeine by designing a home coffee bar like this one. The warm, wooden shelves adorned with kettles and several types of drippers will let your guests know you’re serious about your brew. The dark, matte espresso machine matches the pull-out drawers to a t.
The Portable Machine
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Perhaps you don’t have a dedicated spot for a coffee bar at home, or maybe you’d like to show off your espresso machine whenever you have guests over. Whatever the case may be, the solution may be to construct a portable espresso machine. A simple trolley topped with your essential machines makes for a great conversation starter for your favorite subject!
A Cute Coffee Corner
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A home coffee bar doesn’t need to have a place of its own. This designer simply pushed all their coffee supplies and machines into a corner of the kitchen, creating a makeshift coffee bar for guests to enjoy. The dark countertop, stainless-steel machine, and golden stirrers make the corner of the kitchen you won’t want to leave.
Surrounding Cabinet
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The more serious coffee aficionados may find a trolley or corner inadequate for their obsession. Well, why not create an entire storage cabinet with your espresso machine and grinder as the focal point? With this much space, brewing coffee isn’t just convenient; it’s a dream!
The Side Coffee Bar
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Large cabinets and fancy machines are nice and all, but there’s nothing wrong with simplicity. This designer took it to another level simply by crafting a tiny coffee bar in the corner of their kitchen. If you can’t tell your guests how much you love coffee, let the writing on the wall do all the talking!
Coffee Bay Area
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Built-in storage is a brewer’s dream, especially when it comes to a home coffee bar. There’s no shortage of drawers and cabinets here, and the open-shelving concept with beautiful marble tiles in the backdrop is just delicious. Decorative accents like artwork and candles make this a cozy cove.
Lovable Chalkboard
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The first thing guests will notice from this home coffee bar setup is the in-your-face chalkboard. Invite them over with the writing “Coffee Bar,” and let them experiment! The shelves store plenty of mugs to go around, and there’s plenty of countertop space for coffee prep.
Coffee & Wine Bar Concept
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It doesn’t take much to turn a small nook in your kitchen into a coffee bar. And why stop there when you can throw in a couple wine glasses into the mix? This creative designer has a multi-purpose beverage station at home, built for lovers of coffee and a bit of bubbly. Take your pick!
A Concealed Café
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Perhaps you’re not so forthcoming with your coffee addiction? If so, then a concealed home coffee bar is for you. This coffee bar is hidden behind foldable doors in a cabinet with adorable built-in lights, wine glass racks, and enough space for a home barista to concoct their favorite brews.
Designated Coffee Spot
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No café is complete without a seating arrangement. This designer went a step further with their home coffee bar by setting up a circular table with comfy seating for four. A chandelier makes this classy setup even fancier!
Functional and Practical
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There’s very little wasted space in this home coffee bar, thanks to the crisp lines, sturdy shelving, and optimal countertop layout. The muted grayish-blue color tone is atypical for coffee bars, but there’s enough brass trim to make it work. The tiled backsplash extends from the top of the countertop to the insides of the upper cabinets.
Cluttered with Love
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A clean coffee bar is nice and all, but a little bit of clutter is perfectly fine. Here, we see a counter filled with all sorts of coffee-related knick-knacks, from multiple brewing machines to enough artwork to fill a coffee museum. Personal signage is a nice touch to let your guests know you’re all about the java.
The Walnut Café
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A cohesive look can make a home coffee bar look fancy. Of course, other things can help, such as a subtle arrangement of greenery, multiple types of mugs and pots, and not one but two top-notch espresso machines. The integrated light at the top shines a warm glow on the entire setup.
The Coffee Workshop
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This is like a garage workshop but for coffee and in the kitchen! There are several tricks to increase storage, which is a huge plus for home coffee bars. First, you can utilize minimal space with the help of modular shelves, which fit perfectly into tight spots with a bit of forethought. Next, a pegboard with hooks will free up your countertop space of mugs, rags, and spice jars.
Brighter Than Flat Whites
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If you’re a fan of flat whites or white chocolate mochas, then you’ll love this inspiring home coffee bar! With just natural lights, this entire setup beams, but the lit-up BAR sign adds just a tiny bit more brightness. The sliding chalkboard cabinet door is a nice touch, as is the personal signage on the window.
A Home Barista’s Dream
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There’s plenty to love about this coffee station, from the two-tone counter to the hanging coffee mugs. The open-concept shelves provide easy access to jarred beans and pods, there’s plenty of countertop space for all sorts of coffee gizmos, and the dedicated syrup station just makes this setup that much sweeter.
A Simple Coffee Corner
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A few accessories are all it takes to turn an ordinary counter into a home coffee bar! With the machine tucked into the corner, this leaves plenty of space for syrup bottles and a neat K-cup carousel for all sorts of pods. The dual-purpose shelving with mug hooks provides storage space when upper cabinets are out of the question.
Honey Bronze
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This design is a lot different from the ones we’ve seen previously. First of all, this station has an integrated sink to clean your mugs and portafilters. There’s also an ornate backsplash with wooden floating shelves hung between matching glass-front cabinets.
Between the Fridge and the Pantry
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Even if your kitchen is low on space, that doesn’t mean a home coffee bar isn’t possible! This designer stuck their coffee bar between a stainless-steel, dual-door fridge and a pantry. Though minimal countertop space is available, there’s enough for a tree stand, a decent espresso machine, and shelving.
A Trace of Gold
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There’s enough gold trim here to make Midas jealous! The hexagonal backsplash is adorned with golden grout that reflects light from surrounding sources to give this home coffee bar a luxurious feel. The coffee machine may be basic, but the accessories on the granite counter and shelves are anything but.
Coffee Bar Goals
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“Why stop at a home coffee bar?” this designer probably thought to themselves. A mini-fridge is perfect for keeping cold drinks cold, while the espresso machine sits directly above to produce delicious macchiatos one after the other. A blue lights in the backdrop work beautifully with the white walls and gray-blue cabinetry. This designer decluttered their work station by keeping accessories and flavorings up out of the way.
A Taste of Sophistication
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This is more than a coffee bar—it’s a bold statement. This setup screams sophistication with a touch of luxury, but most important of all, it’s fully functional. The subway-style backdrop offers a crisp contrast to the rich cabinetry and shelves. And let’s not forget to hang a poster that further highlights our love of coffee!
An Earthy Feel
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The only brightness we find in this image is the porcelain mugs. The darkness of deep green and brown hues creates a rustic, earthy feel. Adding a coffee recipe book is a nice touch, especially if you entertain guests who don’t know their way around a portafilter. With everything within arm’s reach, this person’s morning routine of brewing coffee has become a lot easier!
Heaven Behind a Curtain
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Even if you can’t splurge on an expensive espresso machine, that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy a nice cup of coffee. And to make your experience even better, why not have a home coffee bar that you can tuck away safely behind a curtain? Shelves provide ample storage for brewing materials, and a lamp in the corner keeps the bar fully lit at all hours of the day. Talk about a cozy corner!
Compact Coffee Bar by the Kitchen Sink
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This small setup makes the most of limited space by tucking a coffee station right beside the sink. Open shelves hold mugs and glassware within easy reach, while a sleek black espresso machine sits ready on the granite counter. It’s a great way to integrate functionality without sacrificing style.
Modern Loggia Coffee Bar With a View
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A long wooden bar stretches across the window ledge, doubling as a coffee bar and a workstation. Two sleek stools and minimalist decor allow the view outside to remain the focal point. This is a perfect solution for those wanting a stylish coffee zone in an apartment or high-rise home.
Built-In Green Tile Coffee Counter
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This coffee corner stands out with its bold green tiles and full built-in structure. The design features open cubbies for storage and a clean countertop for brewing gear. It brings a splash of color and a touch of café charm to the heart of the home.
Rustic Coffee Bar With Wood Crate Shelving
A pair of rustic wooden crates creates charming open shelving above a wooden countertop. This setup uses texture and vintage elements to keep the coffee station relaxed and inviting. The space feels personal and curated without needing a full renovation.
Farmhouse-Style Coffee Bar With Wicker Baskets
Wicker baskets bring texture and order to this farmhouse coffee bar. Each shelf holds supplies in matching containers, making the entire arrangement feel cohesive. The soft color palette and wood accents give it a warm, lived-in touch.
DIY Rolling Coffee Bar Cart
This cart serves as a mobile coffee bar with everything accessible on three tiers. Mugs, storage jars, and plants find their spot while the espresso machine anchors the top shelf. The framed print and greenery help tie the entire nook together.
Cute Coffee Bar With Pink Accents
A soft pink palette defines this countertop setup, from mugs and canisters to flowers and trays. The shelf holds matching items, making it feel tidy but full of personality. It’s a cheerful choice for anyone who loves a little color with their coffee.
Colorful Coffee Bar With Patterned Wallpaper
This alcove bursts with energy thanks to a bold floral backdrop and vibrant dishware. Each piece—from the mugs to the stools—adds to the playful, layered design. The deep blue cabinets offer balance and structure beneath the expressive display.
Coffee and Pastry Station Combo
This coffee bar doubles as a pastry nook, with pastries placed on trays near mugs and a sleek espresso machine. Small touches like framed art and potted greenery keep it feeling refined. It’s a smart setup for those who like to pair drinks with treats.
Coffee Station With Mirror Backsplash
A mirrored backsplash adds depth to this alcove coffee bar while reflecting light from the arched opening. Brass details, modern appliances, and a few green accents complete the polished look. Everything you need is within reach, neatly arranged and ready.
Coffee Bar on Ladder Shelf Unit
This coffee bar uses a ladder-style shelf for vertical storage without taking up much room. The shelves keep essentials tidy while mixing in decor like potted plants and soft lighting. It’s a clever solution that fits well in small kitchens or corners.
Coffee Bar in a Corner Hutch Cabinet
A vintage hutch cabinet transforms into a charming coffee bar with labeled jars and coordinated mugs. The angled shelves make full use of corner space without clutter. Soft tones and natural textures maintain a relaxed and nostalgic vibe.
Coffee Bar With Under-Shelf LED Lighting
LED strips under the open shelves bring a glow to this compact coffee area. Colored mugs and glass jars sit on wooden shelves, each illuminated just enough to feel cozy. The setup feels modern and functional without overwhelming the room.
Coffee Bar With Pegboard Wall Organizer
This coffee bar takes organization to the next level with a pegboard backdrop and tiered shelves that hold mugs, jars, and tools. The light wood tones and small plants soften the look while keeping everything accessible. It’s a smart way to keep the space neat without giving up personality.
Coffee Bar With Matte Black Accents
Dark wood shelves and matte black cabinetry give this coffee bar a sleek, modern feel. Minimal clutter and rich textures add visual weight, while glass jars and metallic mugs balance the look. The entire setup feels refined but still inviting enough for everyday use.
Coffee Bar With Indoor Plant Shelf
Lush greenery adds warmth to this clean coffee station where wood shelves frame a collection of potted plants and essentials. The countertop stays clear for the coffee machine, with thoughtful touches like a grinder and glass jars tucked beside it. This setup feels calm and personal.
Coffee Bar With Built-In Stool and Tasting Area
This setup feels more like a mini café than a home coffee bar. The stool adds a place to enjoy a quick espresso or work on a laptop, while shelves hold mugs and brewing tools above. Everything fits perfectly in a small footprint without sacrificing function or charm.
Coffee Bar Cabinet With Hidden Storage
With drawers and sliding shelves, this coffee bar keeps supplies tucked away but always close at hand. Appliances line the countertop neatly, while jars and kettles rest on rustic floating shelves above. It’s a clean and tidy option for those who prefer a clutter-free workspace.
Black and White Coffee Bar With Chalkboard Wall
A dramatic chalkboard backdrop turns this coffee bar into a playful but functional nook. The chalk menu adds personality and helps the cabinetry feel anchored. The pairing of white drawers and dark countertops makes it easy to match with both modern and vintage decor.
