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The Ultimate Guide to Setting Up a Perfect Coffee Bar

Whether you are a coffee lover, a mom trying to make mornings easy, or a homeowner looking to add extra charm to your space, setting up a coffee bar can make a huge difference. The perfect coffee bar will make mornings much easier for you and impress your guests on those lazy weekend mornings. A coffee bar is a great way to create a beautiful experience in your home.

The best part is setting up a coffee bar does not have to break the bank! Some creativity and style will help you create something brilliant! In this ultimate guide, I will take you through the essentials of setting up a perfect coffee bar in your home.

1. Location and Space: The first thing to consider is where you want to set up your coffee bar. Will it be in the kitchen, living room, or maybe even in the study? Once you have decided on a location, you will need space to fit all your coffee necessities. Clear out the space you selected and make room for your coffee maker, cups, spoons, coffee beans, and more.

2. Coffee Maker: The coffee maker is the heart of your coffee bar. You can go for a traditional drip coffee maker, a French press, or even an espresso machine – pick one that suits your preference as your main coffee-making source BUT to create that perfect coffee experience, I encourage you to implement a variety of ways to make your coffee. 

3. Coffee Beans and Grinders: Purchasing quality coffee beans will make the perfect coffee every time. Invest in a quality coffee grinder and grind your beans just before brewing. Not only does this produce fresher coffee, but the aroma of freshly ground coffee can also make your home smell incredible. Check out my Coffee Collection printable that includes a coffee grind guide. 

4. Coffee Mugs and Spoons: Choose a set of coffee mugs that match the style of your coffee bar décor. It creates a more cohesive look. Accessories such as spoons and decorative stirrers add a special touch too! Stirring your coffee can help combine the coffee and desired flavorings.

5. Other Coffee Bar Essentials: Some other essentials that you should keep handy include cream, sugar, honey, and syrups. Other popular add-ins include flavored creamers like vanilla, hazelnut, and Irish cream that can add sweetness and taste to your coffee. 

Setting up a coffee bar is a great way to start your day or entertain guests. With these essentials, anyone can create a perfect coffee corner in their own home. Always remember that a coffee bar is an extension of your personality and personal taste. Make it your own, and don’t be afraid to try something different! Once you’ve set up your coffee bar, all you need is your favorite flavor, and you’re ready to start sipping! If you would like more tips on setting up your coffee bar, check out my book “Beautifully Organized: A Guide to Function and Style in your Home”.

Hugs and Love -Nikki

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