ホームコーナーバー改造

Dear Client,
In the design description you had mentioned that the bar needs to flow with the rest of the living room.
I agree, however, I wouldn’t get too caught up with matching materials etc. with its surroundings; I
would treat the bar as its own entity. This is why I have chosen to use rustic metal cladding for the main
bar element and for the inner cube shown in elevation 1-A1.4 it be simply painted sheetrock on the
outer part with a hard maple butcher block countertop on the inner part. The butcher block on the
interior countertop is not only beautiful but durable. You could paint the sheetrock part the same color
as the wall or a beige, this will allow the metal to stand out. I have also included some suggested images
of pendants, sconces and some refrigerator options. I’m a fan of sub-zero refrigerators but they didn’t
have a slim line and we were limited on space. The Restoration Hardware pendant and sconce option
images are shown in a rustic metal which would tie in well with the metal bar countertop. I have also
submitted an image of what the hard maple butcher countertop looks like. As for the flooring I
wouldn’t stress changing it. A simple mat would dress it up and protect the interior without having a
step to worry about. If you were planning in changing the living room flooring, then I would suggest
wide plank hard wood floor for both living and bar area. On the window wall, I would dress up the
window with a flat roman shade and to the left you can add some vertical simple wall mounted wine
racks. The wall behind the bar can use a unique iron and rope mirror as shown in the images or
industrial décor with two types of materials as also shown in the attached images. Unfortunately I
noticed your design competition a little bit late and wish I had more time to sketch a perspective of the
interior and exterior but hope the floor plans and detailed sections speak for themselves. Thank you so
much for this opportunity.