That's the right path you are on , will give you some photo ideas after some time , Cheers

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It looks like you are planning a bar counter & a few bar stools below the arch. A rail for a foot rest is always fun at a bar (they used to be brass rails). Open shelving for glasses gets so dusty. On the back wall, on each side of the mirror, I'd have cabinets with doors. Cabinets only deep enough for 1-2 glasses. A neon sign on the mirror (I hate to see wires, be sure there is an outlet). A thin indoor-outdoor carpet under pool table to protect other flooring? Lighting over pool table ?

I'd carry the bar top to the back bar opening. Given the picture to the end of the arch. If it were mine I'd put a glass beverage cooler opening to the pool side and using the sinks under the counter space and the stud cavity. Unless you want to spend all you time tending bar. You have plenty of room for a full size fridge on the back wall for keg, ref, and microwave for snack prep.

I would go with full mirror behind shelves for glassware.....will give more depth

I have the full mirror, microwave and mini fridge. Not sure what you mean by "carry the bar top to the back bar opening"

Here is a more unique mirrored tiles for the back wall.

Would it be odd to stone the front kick space of the bar up to the bar top when I don't have any other stone in the area? Or should I try to do wood panels with a stain to match the pool table?

What is your thought on using stone in this kick space? The why? Is this the area close to the floor? You'd have nice stone there and no one would see it? Maybe you wanted something sturdy that wouldn't be damaged from feet / shoes kicking it?

I was thinking to go from the floor to the base of the bar top pointing towards the pool table for that entire 60 inch opening.

Stone on bar and only on bar would make the bar the focal point of area. I think the pool table should be the focal point in your bar area and the bar should blend with the pool table. The pool table is very beautiful.

Thank you. I have 500$ in it, bought it unleveled with dead rails and took it apart, moved everything leveled it to a T and new bumpers. Next year I'll prolly replace the cloth with tournament euro blue instead of the wine color now.

Wow. Nice work!