Emma Roberts Turns a Vintage Cabinet Into a Chic Art Deco Pouring Station That Makes Any Home Bar Guest Ready – and It's Easy to Recreate

Emma's home bar proves that no matter the size of your space, creating a chic drinks station is always possible

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The novelty of a home bar will always endure. Whether it's a retro bar cart adorned with bar accessories or a nook designated for making drinks, there's something infinitely special and inviting about a home equipped with a bar.

With the Holidays fast approaching, I'm on the lookout for ways to make my little home bar feel guest-ready. While the beauty of a bar is its year-round appeal, there's no denying that the festive period is when our drink-making stations receive the most action. So, you can imagine my joy when I spotted actor Emma Roberts' chic 'pouring station' that's effortlessly chic and surprisingly easy to recreate in time for Christmas.

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Emma's home bar setup is so elegant and timeless. While the antique furniture gives the space its grandeur, the smaller details transform it into the ultimate home bar. From champagne coupes to a drinks tray, these picks will make any home bar feel fully equipped and guest-ready.

Emma's pouring station is simple at first glance, but it's layered with thoughtful details.

There are plenty of small decorative touches that make the space feel curated and accomplished, but the bar cabinet is undeniably the star of the setup. A vintage design with detailed carvings, it's a one-of-a-kind piece that adds to the grandeur of the pouring station. It's also large enough to store a range of bar essentials, hiding them away inside.

The pair of vintage upholstered chairs adds to the inviting feel of the bar, encouraging guests to sit and relax over a drink. Paired with the (rather ornate) wooden mirror, the drinks station edges on the grander side and nods to Art Deco interiors of the past.

Emma's home bar is effortlessly sophisticated. While the furniture frames the space, the smaller decorative pieces add to its luxurious vibe. The drinks tray decorated with coupes and vintage decanters is simple, but instantly sets the tone of the space. Paired with the antique lamp and vase, it's a small home bar packed with character.

Emma's pouring station is so stylish. The antique furniture gives the nook a grand and historic feel, while the smaller decorative pieces, such as the glassware and lighting, add to its inviting ambience. It proves that no matter the size of your space, it's always possible to create a home bar; all you need is a cabinet and some good glasses.



Eleanor Richardson
Interior Design News Editor

I am the Interior Design News Editor at Homes and Gardens, covering mainly US-based designers and trending news stories. My love for interiors began when I interned in an interior design studio, working on commercial and private spaces. My passion grew while working in production, where I sourced beautiful locations for photoshoots and campaigns. Outside of work, I enjoy collecting antique decor and mid-century furniture for my home.

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