DIY At Home Coffee Bar

Hello there ladies! I have an exciting little addition to my home to share with you guys. So to fill you in on my situation , my dream job was an interior designer, but I couldn't afford to go to school. Now that I'm older and have my own home, I'm very disappointed with how it is decorated. I don't have the funds to go crazy with my real decorating dreams, but I can take one step at a time, and eventually get my home to be the dream home I've always wanted.

This weekend my goal was a coffee bar. We are coffee people. I've always wanted one, and I've just never gone through with it.

My boyfriend built this console table for me about a year ago. I needed something tall and slim for a specific area, and this was the perfect size. It was later painted black and has since been an accent table in our house.

I went to Target and bought a pack of Mug Hooks for about $3, and I started my magic.

And ta da. So simple and easy, and yet has given our kitchen a whole new look. I collect coffee mugs, so this was my dream way of showing off a few.

$3 and an hour of my time, and I finally have a coffee bar for a queen :)

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