Built-In Home Bars Are One Of 2017s Biggest Design Trends, Experts Say
Aug 15, 2017
Built-in home bars are one of the biggest home design trends for 2017, according to a recent Zillow Digs Home Trend Forecast. Blumer & Stantons Wood Bar Rail Moulding can add warmth, function, and comfort to a built-in home bar.
West Palm Beach, United States - August 15, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Los Angeles, California – August 14, 2017
When it comes to the top interior home design trends for 2017, homeowners want to bring warmth and comfort into their home by adding built-in bars. Homeowners are incorporating home bars in effort to make their homes feel more approachable and welcoming for their family and guests.
Built-in home bars took 4th place when it came to the top four home design trends to try in 2017, while velvet, jewel tones, and white marble took the top 3 spots. All this stems from the latest Zillow Digs Home Trend Forecast, which was based on a survey of leading interior design experts and trending photos on Zillow Digs. Inspired from 2016s popular bar cart trend, homeowners this year are incorporating a more permanent solution, and are making sure to have a dedicated place to house all of their cocktail essentials for entertaining within their home.
Blumer & Stanton, a company that specializes in well-crafted wood bar tops, provides homeowners their Wood Bar Rail Molding on Amazon for people looking to incorporate the hot trend of an at home built-in bar into their home. The traditional bar rail molding made by Blumer & Stanton is milled from maple wood, and is designed to be durable enough to stand up to heavy use. Hand crafted and made in America, Blumer & Stantons Wood Bar Rail Moulding is a wonderful look for any home bar top or even a restaurant, pub, or nightclub bar top.
A spokesperson for Blumer & Stanton adds, “One of our most popular items, our Wood Bar Rail Moulding is the ideal finish for your custom bar. Our bar rail is pre-notched to fit perfectly over a ¾” bar top and ¾” sub surface, which is a construction technique preferred by professional carpenters for a more stable and sturdy bar.” The Wood Bar Rail Moulding by Blumer & Stanton is extremely durable enough to stand up to heavy use, and easily takes a stain or paint finish very well. The edge of Blumer & Stantons Wood Bar Rail Moulding functions to keep glasses and dishes from being slid off the edge of a bar top. Blumer & Stanton recommends that their Wood Bar Rail Moulding be used for indoor applications.
From built-in shelving for cocktail drinks to bar rail moulding, homeowners are enjoying decorating and hosting at-home parties more than ever before, and are seeking to make their home bar the focal point within their home. Blumer & Stantons Wood Bar Rai Moulding can incorporate function and style to any at home built-in bar, and is what homeowners are looking for when they want to give their guests a comfortable place to rest their arms when sitting at the bar.
Blumer & Stanton offers Amazon customers a full satisfaction guarantee, and will replace a damaged product as long as the material has not been altered in any way. People who are interested in knowing more about the company or their products can visit their website or Amazon.
About Blumer & Stanton, Inc:
Blumer & Stanton Enterprises is located in West Palm Beach, Florida, and was established in 1946. Blumer & Stanton primarily operates in the Millwork business, making quality custom woodwork. For over 71 years, the company has had the privilege of serving South Floridas distinguished and quality-conscious builders with custom architectural woodwork, entryways, cabinets, columns, doors, shutters, and wood moulding profiles – from elegant upscale residences to high-end commercial projects.
Contact Info:
Name: Marcille Irwin
Organization: Blumer and Stanton
Address: 5112 Georgia Avenue, West Palm Beach, FL 33405, United States
For more information, please visit http://Blumerandstanton.com
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