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A Garden Bar To Enjoy in Summer

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There are lots of ways to liven up gardens with interesting and striking elements. One of them is a bar, which is great for celebrations without leaving home.
A Garden Bar To Enjoy in Summer
Last update: 30 March, 2021

When the good weather arrives, everybody likes being outdoors. It’s the best place for leisure activities and to enjoy a relaxing time with family and friends; so let’s check out some of the possibilities for a garden bar.

How many times have you thought about throwing a really memorable celebration? If you want to invite guests to your home you need a venue where you can offer everything for them to have a good time.

You don’t need a very large area to create a space like this; in fact, there are many different types of bars that adapt to all kinds of spaces. The most important thing is to make the most of the whole area.

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A basic brick bar

Generally, brick is great for quick and efficient construction solutions. It’s simple and efficient to use, so you can use it in different areas. It’s an inexpensive product that fulfills a basic role in the world of interior design.

Brick designs are considered the most functional. They consist of setting up a structure with a worktop that is stable. As well as this, along with wood, brick is a cheap material.

Aesthetically, brick offers a rustic and traditional feel. It provides durability over time, since it resists bad weather, moisture, and excessive heat well. In addition, it’ll give your garden an informal touch and complement the rest of the furnishings perfectly.

A strong, sturdy material for your home.

A wooden garden bar using organic material

When setting up a bar in the garden you have to remember that image is everything; your goal is not only to fashion a horizontal structure that serves as a support to place drinks, but also make it look attractive. This will depend on the material used.

  • Wood is one of the most practical and attractive materials. It adds warmth and at the same time it’s effective and functional. You can find different types of wood: oak, cherry, bamboo, etc.
  • A dark or light brown touch in a garden combines well with other elements. It fits with the natural tone because it goes perfectly with the green of the lawn or with colorful plants.
  • Wood should be of good quality so it doesn’t warp in the sun or rain. It’s best to cover the structure during the winter months to better protect the material.
  • Wood can also be used to cover the exterior of the structure, i.e. a panel-like covering that will define the image. This will make your bar will be more eye-catching, and make it look like it’s on the terrace of a conventional bar.
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A metallic bar with lights

If you want a more sophisticated type of bar, a metallic one can be a good option. These use iron and steel for greater strength. This is another idea for decorating your exteriors.

In addition, indirect lights can be arranged underneath to produce a striking and lively aesthetic effect. By doing this, you get illumination that also enhances the decoration.

If you want to make a chill out corner or create a more elegant environment, you need to make sure your constructions enrich and embellish your garden in one way or another.

Another way to make the most of your garden.

A garden bar made with pallets or wooden crates

Another way to decorate is using pallets or wooden crates. You can set up a very interesting and functional bar with these.

This design will be a talking point. Wherever it is, it’ll attract attention. In addition, you’re recycling in a subtle and elegant way, making good use of these materials instead of wasting them.

In short, a garden bar opens up a wide range of aesthetic possibilities. It’s perfect for enjoying family celebrations without leaving home.


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  • Stevens, David: Una habitación en exterior: diseñar el jardín en casa, Blume, 2008.