Dry Bars
All the style of a bar, no plumbing — so it can go almost anywhere.
What it is
A dry bar has all the cabinetry, counter, and display of a wet bar — without a sink or plumbing. Skipping the water line makes it simpler to build and far more flexible about where it can go.
It’s the right choice for a dining room, a home theater, an office, or any spot where running a drain isn’t practical but you still want a polished place to pour and serve.
Good to know — Dry bar vs. wet bar: the only real difference is the sink. A dry bar has none — which is why it can go where plumbing can’t.
Photos
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Typical features
Details we plan into most builds — always tailored to your space.
Bottle & glass storage
Cabinets and drawers for wine, spirits, and glassware, with open shelving for display.
Beverage-fridge provision
Space and power planned for an undercounter wine or beverage cooler.
Pour & prep counter
A stone or wood surface at the right height for mixing and serving.
Flexible placement
No plumbing means it can tuck into a dining room, den, or hallway wall.
Who it’s for
Dining rooms, home theaters, offices, and living spaces where a water line isn’t available or worth the cost.
How we build it
We design the bar around your bottles, glassware, and any beverage fridge, then build it to sit seamlessly against the surrounding cabinetry or trim.
Design your dry bar
Book a free consultation and we’ll design it around your space — then build and install it.
Or call: (630) 733-7700