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Create a Charming Coffee House in Your Own Home

October 1, 2011 by Dan

If you’ve always loved the charm and comfort of your favorite coffee house, why not create a similar area in your own home? It really doesn’t take a lot of time, effort or money to create an area where you can relax with family and friends and enjoy a great cup of coffee. Depending on your preferences and the overall style of your home, you can choose to convert a corner of your kitchen or even an entire spare room. Here are a few decorating tricks that can help you achieve the best effect.

Choosing a Style that Works for You

If you are like many people, you might initially visualize a trendy modern look when you think about coffee houses. However, there are actually many different styles and techniques you can use to create the perfect look for you and your home. For example, if your home is decorated in an overall country or Western look, you can use this same style of decorating to create a rustic but cozy Western-style area in which to enjoy your morning or afternoon coffee. Simply choose a few pieces of Western metal decor that will blend nicely with your coffee house theme.

If modern and contemporary looks are more your style, look for stylish and sleek metal art pieces to add the perfect decorative touch. It’s also possible to create a nostalgic and slightly retro look, simply by choosing the right art pieces and accessories. Fortunately, it’s easy to find coffee metal wall decor in a wide variety of styles to suit your personal decorating preferences.

Designing for Comfort and Convenience

When designing your own personal “coffee house” area, it’s important to remember that relaxation and enjoyment are a large part of what you are seeking. As such, it can be quite advantageous to look for ways to add plenty of comfortable and convenient touches. Tables and chairs should be comfortable and inviting as well as attractive. Even if you plan to use the area primarily as a place to enjoy your morning coffee alone, you should try to incorporate enough seating area so that you can also entertain a few friends if desired.

If you really love a great cup of coffee, be sure not to scrimp on the quality of your coffee making equipment. Today’s coffee makers come in a wide variety of full-featured styles, including espresso makers, cappuccino makers, and machines that are designed to make a variety of different coffee drinks. Although some of these machines can be a bit on the pricey side, you’ll probably find that you will truly appreciate the quality and convenience that they can provide.

Decorating Touches

Once you’ve decided upon your overall style and have selected some quality coffee-making equipment, you can focus on the smaller decorating details. A great set of designer coffee mugs or a retro-style cream and sugar set could add the perfect finishing touch to your personal coffee house. After all, many times it’s the small design details that can really complete the overall look.

Filed Under: Interior Design Tagged With: coffee house, home decor, metal art pieces, metal wall decor, rustic style

About Dan

Dan Fargo,the editor-in-chief of Archtopia, an online magazine dedicated to architects and designers.

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