A beautiful space to host and serve your guests?
We’ll drink to that.
In this bitty space, she pulled no punches.

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Ive always loved having a poured marble sink, she says.
Its so much more durable than people think.
222), a nod to the homeowner’s love of purple.

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Make It Guest-Ready
Erica Dunhill
At theirWest Palm Beach home, Korinne and D.J.
Instead, this one makes a statement with its clean lines and striking marble.
Worried it might become the focal point?

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This one is small enough that it doesn’t detract from the rest of the space.
Instead, the deep gold counter, backsplash, and shelves make an undeniable statement that hold their own.
Here the stone is made a focal point by installing it from the counter to the ceiling.

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Not only is it functional, but it encourages guests to serve themselveswin-win.
Mixed metals, soft blue grasscloth, and open shelves keep the aesthetic fresh and light.
Making the backsplash wood as well creates a paneling effect that reminds you of a library or office.

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Do a Mirrored Backsplash
Mirrors and wet bars go together likefried chickenandcoleslaw.
Paint With a High Gloss
No paint finish makes as big of a statement as high gloss.
Themitered edgegives the appearance of an extra thick chunk of stone that fits right in with the dramatic space.

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If it’s connected to one of your favorite entertaining spaces, use it to host the wet bar.
Share Space with the Wine Cellar
Have a wine cellar in the home?

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