Bars & display cabinets
Made for evenings.
Planned for every detail.
Bring serving, display and storage together in cabinetry that belongs in the living or dining room. A small drinks cabinet can be as carefully planned as a full fitted bar.

Design concept · Explore the layout and finishes for your own brief.
Decide what the bar needs to do
Will it be a place to prepare drinks, serve guests or display a collection? List glassware, bottles and accessories, then discuss the balance between visible shelves, drawers and closed cupboards.
Plan around appliances and services
If the brief includes a fridge, wine cooler, ice machine or sink, provide the chosen models and service requirements early. Ventilation, opening clearances and maintenance access need to follow the appliance specification.
Use display with purpose
Consider the size, weight and access needs of the objects you want to display. Glass-front units, open shelves and internal lighting can be discussed as part of the cabinetry design.
Connect the finishes to your interior
Coordinate timber tones, handles, worktops and any metal or glass details with the dining furniture and surrounding room. We develop the joinery around your brief and approved selections.
Design ideas
Explore the details.
Prepare your brief
A useful place to start.
These details help us understand the scope and prepare for your first conversation.
Plan this project- Room plans and proposed cabinet position
- Items you want to store or display
- Appliance models, if required
- Sink, power and lighting requirements
- Preferred worktop and cabinet finishes
- Budget and target date, if available



