Elliptical tasting bar and shelving for the display of a collection of 4800 bottles of scotch in a private residence. All woodwork custom designed by Robert R. Larsen, A.I.A. Carpet was custom made to match the client's Scottish tartan plaid. Fiber-optic lights illuminate the plaques above the elliptical bar. Ron Ruscio Photo

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This is the perfect room to relax with your scotch-drinking friends. Featuring rustic-chic furniture, LED lighting above the beams and behind the liquor shelves, as well as a collection of art masterfully lit with a wall monorail system, this is sure to be the place your friends choose as their go-to spot over the neighborhood bar. Interior design by Carol Zimmerman from Design+Services.

Elliptical tasting bar and shelving for the display of a collection of 4800 bottles of scotch in a private residence. All woodwork was custom designed by Robert R. Larsen, A.I.A. Carpet was custom made to match the client's Scottish tartan plaid. Plaques above the bar are illuminated by adjustable fiber-optic lights. Ron Ruscio Photo

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Our clients had slightly different ideas of what should be: he is British, and envisioned a pub to watch proper football, pulling a pint and sliding it down to his friends. Against the wall was his framed Union Jack. She, on the other hand saw a beautiful Tuscan wine bar. "Yes, Light, airy; wonderful." Our challenge was to make a successful union of these two contrasting themes. A pub with dark wood cabinets, open shelves to display spirits and glass front display cabinets for glassware. Perhaps an elevated bar in absolute black marble and custom corbels for friends to gather as you poured your favorite scotch. The couple also wanted a wine refrigerator that offered additional cold storage, a small dishwasher for ease, and that sexy black faucet they had seen while shopping. Combining these elements with white textured Silestone countertops began to pull the space together, but we knew it still needed a pièce de résistance-­‐ a special backsplash to bring the design into a cohesive style of its own. The tile we found is called "Crazy Tile". A hand painted, 4"x16" glass tile with radiant splashes of light and color that brought a rare elegance to the wet bar space. The beauty of the tile and remarkable talent and craftsmanship of our tile installer is confirmed as you notice the patterned tile seamlessly wrapping the corner. We used a vinyl plank flooring in the entire basement area for beauty, durability and easy cleaning. We opened the bottom of the basement stairs to make the entry more welcoming and added coordinating sconce and pendant lighting.

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"We're not really utilizing our basement. We'd love a place to entertain and right now it's only about the kids. We want space for us, too." Our clients had slightly different ideas of what should be: he is British, and envisioned a pub to watch proper football, pulling a pint and sliding it down to his friends. Against the wall was his framed Union Jack. With him since university -­‐ it was a reminder of his roots. "Bullocks, Ref. That was a right dodgy call." She, on the other hand saw a beautiful Tuscan wine bar. "Yes. Light, airy; wonderful." Our challenge was to make a successful union of these two contrasting themes. A pub with dark wood cabinets, open shelves to display spirits and glass front display cabinets for glassware. Perhaps an elevated bar in absolute black marble and custom corbels for friends to gather as you poured your favorite scotch. The couple also wanted a wine refrigerator that offered additional cold storage, a small dishwasher for ease, and that sexy black faucet they had seen while shopping. Combining these elements with white textured Silestone countertops began to pull the space together, but we knew it still needed a pièce de résistance-­‐ a special backsplash to bring the design into a cohesive style of its own. The tile we found is called "Crazy Tile". A hand painted, 4" x 6" glass tile with radiant splashes of light and color that brought a rare elegance to the wet bar space. The beauty of the tile and remarkable talent and craftsmanship of our tile installer is confirmed as you notice the patterned tile seamlessly wrapping the corner. We used a vinyl plank flooring in the entire basement area for beauty, durability and easy cleaning. We opened the bottom of the basement stairs to make the entry more welcoming and added coordinating sconce and pendant lighting.

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