Library whiskey room

Infuse your living room with old money charm by transforming it into a cozy library. Dark wooden bookshelves, leather seating, and a crackling fireplace create an inviting space for reading or deep conversation. A world-class whiskey cart completes the stately vibe. Click here for ideas on how to design a library-inspired lounge that combines comfort with grandeur.

Build me a moody decor whisky basement with copper ceiling tiles add plants and a velvet couch, with a dark academia vibe and record player. Add a home bar, and lots of bookshelves. Make the room big

A reader wants to turn her unused bonus room into a grown-up lounge. Come check out this attic turned speakeasy design with art deco style.

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This custom black library captivates with its floor-to-ceiling built-in shelves, meticulously designed to showcase their literary treasures. A dry bar! Complete with drawers for wine storage and a mini-fridge

Escape to our Hilltop project right outside of Austin, Texas. This project is home to a busy family who loves the mix of durable and comfortable pieces paired with unique unexpected moments....

Escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life by transforming your long front porch into a private tasting room, where you can indulge in the finer things in life and savor the art of wine or spirit appreciation

Today, I'm excited to share ideas for a wine/whiskey card playing room! While it might seem niche, I love how these ideas exemplify the freedom to create

If you're reading this, chances are you've been bitten by the same bug that has consumed so many of us – the insatiable thirst for the perfect dram and the

“The brief was ‘classic contemporary,’ so the use of sympathetic, natural materials was important to work with Benham’s beautiful countryside surroundings. We used timbers, dry, chalky plasters, jute and wool, heavy tumbled linens, and leathers. The simplicity and beauty of the materials worked both...