Add a tap at your coffee station for fresh water access. Eric Olsen's California kitchen features a separate tap, keeping the area functional and uncluttered.
Stephanie Wirth’s Montana bunkhouse has mugs, a coffee maker, and a microwave in its kitchenette, ensuring guests can enjoy a fresh cup anytime.
Keep your espresso cups on a tray for an organized coffee bar. It simplifies serving and storage while enhancing the look of your setup.
Ditch upper cabinets for floating shelves, as seen in Catherine Kwong’s galley kitchen. It creates more space for essentials and keeps your coffee area tidy.
Molly Yeh’s custom pegboard displays her beloved mugs. This setup eliminates cabinet rummaging and adds a personal touch to her coffee ritual.
In Laura Jenkins' 1940s bungalow, a dedicated prep area next to the coffee station provides plenty of space for making your perfect cup.
Place your French press and mugs close to each other for convenience. This setup minimizes effort, making your morning routine smoother.
Install shelves above the stove to make the most of your kitchen space. It’s a great way to store tea and other essentials within easy reach.
Phoebe Howard’s Palm Beach kitchen features color-coordinated coffee pods on display. It adds a vibrant touch and keeps essentials within easy reach.