Coffee Bar

The DIY coffee bar

Sure, a coffee maker next to your other kitchen appliances gets the job done, but if you’re looking for an athletically pleasing and organized space to brew coffee then take a look at this ultimate DIY coffee bar design. I love this DIY coffee bar because it provides plenty of storage, fair amount of bar top working space, provides a serving area for drinks, and is mobile. Some of the amazing features of this design are further elaborated on below.

Why choose our design of the DIY coffee bar?

• The storage shelves of the outdoor bar vary in size to accommodate small appliances, water storage, mugs, plates, bottles of flavored syrup, drink stirrers, beans, and other barista essentials.
• The working counter of the outdoor bar provides a spacious area that can serve both as a working space and as storage for bar accessories. The area can accommodate even large espresso machines and serving trays for events. Coffee that is ready to be served can be placed on the serving counter.
• This bar is on wheels, and this can be very useful if you have a limited space that needs to be reconfigured after an event. The wheels also allow for the outdoor bar to be transported to and from events, making the bar table more than just a home coffee bar and potentially a money maker.

How difficult is it to make this outdoor DIY coffee bar?

I think this would be a great project for anyone who is new to woodworking. The joints and cuts are simple and beginner friendly. If you follow the step-by-step instructions, you will be able to avoid mistakes, waste material, and in the end create the bar table without much hassle or worry.

What about the other furniture pieces I see in the pictures?

Besides this eye-catching coffee nook, you will also see other do-it-yourself items in the photos. Plans for the full-size counter-height table and chairs, standard-height table and chairs, and bar stools can be found under the “Outdoor” section of the store.