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Hi Patricia- thanks for commenting. Not sure what you mean by the photo showing the wall as curved. I had to use a panorama camera feature to get the whole wall in the small space. Yes, that is the wall where the bar would go. The image with dimensions is not a floor plan, it is simply a drawn image of the wall with measurements. The electrical is most likely from the previous bar that was there. It was gone when we moved in. Right behind where I'm standing to take the first picture is a full wall of oak built in cabinets. I can provide a pic of that later today. Thank you again.

Another photo of the wall

The opposite wall (my back to the wall intended to be the bar)

A view from further away

You would lose your ability to play ping pong there if you build on the blank wall. Why not add lower cabinets, small fridge, and a countertop underneath the existing cupboards on the other side of the room? That area would then look like it was finished correctly, and you can use the glass cabinets above to store the glassware.

The ping pong table is going to be moved down one more floor to the “play” area. I’d prefer to utilize the water connections in their current location.

You could make the can lights more bar like with "instant pendants". They sell all different styles online and you can install them in minutes to your desired length. All you do in take out the existing bulbs and screw in the pendants. They set a better mood I think.

some examples of instant pendants

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Great suggestion! Thanks!

You could maximize that ledge along the windowed wall with some bar stools. If it's not deep enough maybe install a deeper piece on top. A live edge slab of wood would look nice. That way it could be used as a counter top for food and drinks. If you host parties you could use it as a buffet.

Copper countertop would be nice....