Besides making myself a decadent breakfast, nothing excites me more than my morning cup of joe. Living in New York, we’re fortunate to have access to some of the finest and most picturesque coffee shops in the country. However, there’s something uniquely satisfying about brewing a cup of coffee at home, tailored precisely to your taste, with a visually pleasing setup and all the perfect accompaniments.

Having an at-home coffee bar exudes pure luxury. Sure, you could go to your local cafe for your espresso fix, but there’s a lot more self-love and thought that goes into making your daily drink at home. Creating the perfect setup doesn’t have to be complicated. It can be as simple as adding a backsplash or designating a section in your kitchen, introducing this space with a piece of furniture for you or a loved one to enjoy a leisurely café au lait.

Ahead, we’ll get into five coffee bar ideas that we hope will spark joy and make your morning coffee even better with each passing day.

Coffee From Bed

What better way to ease into your day than by transforming your unused closet space into a cozy mini kitchenette complete with a coffee bar. Imagine waking up and brewing your favorite coffee blend without having to leave the comfort of your room. This convenient and functional addition not only maximizes your space but also creates a personalized nook where you can enjoy a peaceful start to your morning routine.

Built-In Coffee Bar

If you’re a fan of customizations, then a built-in coffee bar will suit your interests perfectly. You can discreetly design the cabinetry to be hidden from plain view and tweak the bells and whistles, such as the drawers, machine, and anything else you wish to add for a surprise and delight moment.

Extended Space Coffee Bar

If you’re looking to extend the space of your kitchen bar, consider using the corner end table as an extension for your coffee bar. This setup can seamlessly bridge your kitchen and living room area, making it an ideal spot for serving crafted tea and coffee to guests after dinner.

Filled Corner Space

An unused corner in your living room can be quite an eyesore. Instead of keeping your usual coffee bar on the kitchen counter, why not express yourself by adding a statement cabinet or vintage furnishings to set up your morning brew? Elevate the space even further by adding floating shelves and artwork that clearly indicate its purpose.

Neutral, Marble Backdrop

Transform your kitchen into a serene oasis with the timeless combination of neutral tones and marble. Imagine a marble backdrop elegantly accentuating an intentional cove or nook, creating a space that will undoubtedly become one of your favorites.