#wrought iron bar stool

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Concrete Pavers Patio in New York Ideas for a medium-sized, timeless backyard renovation that includes a kitchen patio without a cover.

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Single Wall Home Bar Seated home bar - mid-sized country single-wall dark wood floor seated home bar idea with granite countertops

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Single Wall Home Bar

Seated home bar - mid-sized country single-wall dark wood floor seated home bar idea with granite countertops

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Tile - Patio Large elegant backyard tile patio kitchen photo with a roof extension

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Rustic Wine Cellar Denver An illustration of a medium-sized wine cellar with storage racks in the mountain style, with a dark wood floor and a brown floor.

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Traditional Basement in Toronto Large elegant underground medium tone wood floor and brown floor basement photo with brown walls and no fireplace

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Rustic Wine Cellar Mid-sized mountain style ceramic tile and beige floor wine cellar photo with storage racks

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Outdoor Kitchen Outdoor Kitchen Chicago

Ideas for a sizable, traditional backyard kitchen renovation with a pergola

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Cincinnati Wine Cellar Large A sizeable transitional wine cellar design example with racks for storage

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Traditional Wine Cellar - Large

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This is unique- the building started out as a local store, but the current owner bought it and converted it into a 1bd, 1ba home in 2020. They're calling it a barn-dominium, but it looks like a shipping container to me. The town of Windsor, SC is a trail riding community and this home comes with horse stables and 1.15 acres of land for only $235K. The interior decor is most unusual.

When you walk thru the front door there are hooks to hang coats on the wall. The bedroom is on the right. You can see the bed right there out in the open.

It's nice, and I guess if there's only 1 bd, there's no need to worry about privacy.

Walk in the front door and there's also the living room.

The living room and kitchen are open concept. Note the architectural salvage columns on the right. There's architectural salvage throughout the house. I love that look and the recycling concept.

The stools are wearing jeans. That's pretty cool. According to the description: Some furnishings, art and decor are negotiable. I would have to ask about those stools.

The kitchen sink.

The kitchen is cute- the cabinets are actually tool chests. You can see the loft above with the wrought iron railing.

They make attractive red and black cabinets.

If you've ever bought a tool chest, you'll know that they're not cheap. I think that this is a clever alternative to cabinetry.

These are Craftsman and they're definitely not cheap. It looks like they put wood counters on top of them

I saw the towel bars and got confused. Is this the bath?

Then I saw the washer & dryer. But, looking at the black metal nook, I realized that's the shower. It's not very deep.

Interesting.

I hadn't noticed the sink on top of the antique mail boxes until this closer photo. That's a bit of architectural salvage- love that so much. I don't see the toilet. I hope it's not a composting situation.

Here we are up in the loft. It's filled with storage, but it's pretty roomy.

Now, we're heading to the stables. So, there's a fenced area for the horses.

It's nice and clean. Room for several horses and it looks roomy.

Looks like there's an office in there.

Large garage/barn.

This must be the hay loft.

There's a road right here alongside the property.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/683-Windsor-Rd-Windsor-SC-29856/316702349_zpid/?

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Clarity: Daniel LaRusso x Reader

Tagging: @vsplanet @Jullyyy @art2emily @kmc1989

Summer School Series:

Part One: Summer School - Daniel's excited to meet Anthony's new art teacher.

Part Two: Dirt - Daniel learns more about you and your business.

Part Three: The Weight of Water - Daniel and you enjoy a moment by the sea.

Part Four: White Roses - Daniel finds out you might not be as single as he thought.

Part Five: Wall Art - Daniel makes a realisation when Amanda hires you for a job.

That evening Daniel goes out to the hotel bar he frequents from time to time. He started coming here after the divorce because he was captivated by the art work on the wall. It’s the Tree of Life, the trunk crafted out of wrought iron, the leaves etched in shades of copper, silver and gold. He knows it’s one of yours, by now he would recognise your work anywhere.

He doesn’t turn his head when someone takes up residence on the stool alongside of him, he’s too caught up in his own thoughts, his gaze studying the intricacies of the design in front of him

“Aren’t you going to buy me a drink?” You say quietly and Daniel can’t help but smile as he flags down the bartender.

When he turns his head towards you, his breath catches in his throat. You’re wearing a royal blue dress tonight, something light and gauzy, it contrasts against your skin as your hair falls loose across your shoulders. He wants to reach out and brush a stray strand back behind your ear but he stops himself because he still can’t believe your sitting here next to him right now.

“That was the first piece I was ever commissioned to do.” You tell him, gesturing towards the sculpture fixed to the wall. “When I need to get a little clarity sometimes, I come here to remind myself just how far I’ve come.”

“Clarity huh?” He says as the bartender sets two whiskies down on the bar. He pushes one towards you before he takes a sip of his own. “What do you need clarity on?”

The edges of your smile twitch up into a smile as your gaze lowers to your drink.

“You actually.” You say quietly as you swill the ice cubes around the inside of your glass. “I need some clarity on you.”

“Ah.” He says, his thumb chasing over the etching.

“I thought we were heading somewhere and then…” You trail off and Daniel realises what it must have looked like to you. One moment he was interested and the next he wasn’t.

“Jak…” He says softly and you tilt your head towards him.

It’s those eyes that bewitch him, a man could get lost in them and Daniel hopes to, every night for the rest of his life. He kisses you then and that passion, it ignites in his veins like a wildfire, searing through his synapses and drowning out his thoughts. He knew it would be like this with you, untamed and all consuming. He wants to take you upstairs, undress you, spend the whole night worshiping you like the goddess you are.

Your skin is flushed when he pulls away, your eyes bright. His forehead comes to rest against yours as your fingertips chase over the line of his jaw.

“I think we should get a room.” You whisper, your fingertips chasing along the lapels of his suit jacket. “Explore this a little further.”

“Yea.” Daniel smiles, his lips brushing over yours. “I think we should too.”

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It is as public as a public venue can be -- more or less. Not precisely the highest class of bars, End of the Line resides in the sliver between the transit station and the corkscrew tunnel vehicle access, and serves grounders who may need to wait for the train until last call as much as it serves Plate-dwellers looking for a taste of the underbelly without the grime of Wall Market.

It may as well be a speakeasy lifted from fifty years ago and deposited three hundred meters above the ground. Nicotine-stained brick and amber lights, wrought iron cup-stools, plush leather benches worn to a patina, a dark hardwood bar, real wood and brass in an age of synthetics, all paint a picture of run-down opulence.

And then there's the karaoke setup. Kunsel descends to whistles, the odd catcall, a tossed-crumpled gil note (with a phone number, it looks like), and then jeers as he cedes the stage and the microphone to an unsteady salaryman who is ruddy-faced and eager for the next song. Must be a regular. It's early yet as these places go and the crowd isn't that large.

Kunsel is mostly out of regs, not that over-knee boots and fitted trousers are terribly uncommon. The hug of long-sleeved mesh and angle-patterned dark fabric draw attention away from the lambent gleam of eyes in the dark. Not to say he did not bring the other half of his uniform--it's within sight in the clear-paneled gun cabinet behind the bar. Swords and coat, right next to someone's shotgun. Maybe the barkeep's. Maybe not.

Playing by the rules and all.

Kunsel helps himself to a perch on a stool right nearby with an air of sprezzatura he may not feel at the eerily familiar face.

"Oof. Why are you looking at me in that tone of voice?" He manages wry as he orders something strong and citrus-forward. Maybe he'll even get to finish it. "Was it that bad?"

A Turk outside of uniform is still a Turk. Balto has eschewed the usual suit jacket and white shirt for a satin, navy blue shirt buttoned up to his collarbone and white slacks, but he is not here without purpose. That delineation between profession and personal does not exist for him anymore. The higher you climb, the older you get, the smaller the view out that window becomes. 

SOLDIER First Class, Kunsel. Newly promoted. Not his usual type, but that hardly matters. 

Balto keeps his head bowed, providing his undivided attention as his companion’s rich baritenor shares space with the warmth from old-fashioned, power hungry incandescents and exposed brickwork walls. 

He's already nursing a drink by the time Kunsel snakes his way back through the rounded tables with their glossy, vinyl black marble finish. The ball of ice in his glass bobs on its amber bed as he sets it down and leans against the bartop on one elbow with his body angled towards Kunsel.

"You could benefit from vocal training." There's something resembling a grin on his face, more in his eyes than the line of his mouth as he meets Kunsel’s gaze over the top of his glasses. "It wasn't bad, objectively speaking."

Good enough to impress the crowd, although the reception of most any performance always improves with a pretty face.  

“I can’t complain anyway.” If not for a direct invitation to attend, he’d be sitting out in the cold on the rooftop right about now, half-asleep with a headset on. Good to know the brutal honesty approach isn’t a total wash. “So, why the change of heart?”

Balto breaks eye contact briefly to glance at the bartender as she slides an eye wateringly bright, orange cocktail across the way.

“Sector Eight Cocktail.” She looks between the two men beneath a fringe of brown bangs, guessing at their association perhaps, before the curiosity drowns somewhere in the need to address the demands of the bar’s other patrons. Attractive in the conventional sense, despite the fake lashes and dramatic winged liner. Balto catches her attention before she can turn away by wiggling his fingers ‘hello.’ 

“Hey pretty miss, I’ll have one too, please.”

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Fruitful Moon Pt.4

Here's another chapter! Darrell Todd belongs to @bluecoolr

The Lycanthrope, feeling he had done a good deed retrieving Mr. Cuddles and sorted out if Miss Claudia was a threat or not, treated himself to a well earned glass of whiskey when he finally departed after a few hours that same night.

He leaned over his stool at the bar slowly turning the slightly dingy crystal glass in his hand. The vampiress had indeed not only been a threat but as passive and docile as one vampire could get only sustaining herself mainly through fruit juice. She also had quite the sweet tooth, being asked to have tea with her and being supplied with many a flaky chocolate confectionery. The pair sat on the porch with her handmaid's present, Claudia was cheerful, if a bit airheaded. But she was eternally grateful at the return of her beloved childhood toy.

That was a few weeks ago.

Since then, the pair had seen snippets of eachother but for the long lived life of him, Darrell’s heart ached to see her. Claudia was elegant, charming, poised and gorgeous. The southerner couldn't help but mapping out her adorable face in his mind. He would jump at any chance to see her again.

Darrell had walked into town, to clear his head and was stopped by a courier.

“Excuse me sir?”

Darrell looked back. “Can I help you?”

The courier looked flustered. Obviously a new hire at the post office and one not very in tune at talking to people. “Are you by any chance Darrell Todd? Or do you know him?”

The blonde snorted, putting on a friendly smile. Gotta keep up those appearances.

“That’d be me.”

The young man looked relieved. “ oh, Fantastic. Lady Claudia, up in the big house? She wanted me to pass this” He produced a letter with a beautiful wax seal that smelled like an apple orchard over to him. “To you. She asks that I give it to you with utmost haste, she paid me a handsome sum to get it into your hands. Have a good day, sir.” and with that, the courier walked off.

Darrell’s wolf-like nose picked up the scent of the orchard again that wafted from the sealed letter itself. Definitely, Claudia’s doing. The man couldn't help but chuckle. Sweet, just like her.

Breaking the seal, Darrell lifted up his hat a little, reading:

'Dear Mr. Todd,

I hope this letter finds you well.

A matter has come to my attention that would require your expertise.

Please come see me at the earliest convenience,

Yours,

Claudia Grey

Lady of the Grey Estate'

This is what Darrell had been waiting for, his chance to see her again. It was already too early to call upon her as she was most likely in bed by now as would be most of her maidstaff. He had time to kill until then. He was feeling sort of tired. He had pulled a long job last night, robbing a few travelers with his Pack, not that Claudia would need to know about that.

He decided to grab what he needed in town and head back to camp for some rest, He’d need it tonight.

Darrell stumbled out of his tent with a lazy yawn, stretching. Part of him still wishes he had that stuffed dog with him. He sort of liked cuddling with it.

“Hey boss, where ya headed this late?”

“ I got a job at the big house, The girl summoned me.”

“What? Seriously? You practically almost murdered her, why is she asking to see you again?”

Darrell shrugged, “what i'm about to find out. I’ll be back soon…”

Darrell took off in his wolf form, paws kicking up dirt and debris behind him as he sprinted, careful not to be seen by anyone and turned back, grimacing at the dirt under his freshly cut nails. He picked at them on the way through the wrought iron gate and up the stone steps, past the gargoyles standing silently at the entrance. The letter in his back pocket, he knocked.

Juliet answered the door, a smile on her face. “Mr. Todd I presume?”

He chuckled, tipping his hat. “Evenin’ Miss Juliet. The Lady of the house in?”

The door was opened wider. “Right this way.”

Darrell hadn't gotten a good look at the inside of the manor, it was lavishly furnished, polished marble floors, Columns and antiques that dated back quite a bit. He self continuously wiped his boots outside before walking in. “Thank ya kindly.”

Their footsteps echoed quite a bit into the sitting parlor where Claudia was sipping her tea.

A playful smile on her lips as she had already heard of Darrell’s arrival.

“Lady Grey? Mr. Todd is here as requested.” Juliet bowed and took a step back.

The vampiress set her tea cup down on its saucer with her pinky, standing.

“Darrell, how are you?”

“ S’been good, Lady Claudia. And yourself?”

“Still blind as a bat.”

At the joke they both chuckled, The Vampiress smiled. Oh how she wished she could see him, how handsome he sounded. The southerner took a seat at the table across from her and she sat. Her manicured fingers, running around the edge of her teacup. It was a usual porcelain piece with flowers. "Has my favorite teacup not been recovered?"

Juliet sighed. "No, I'm afraid not my lady."The lycan looked up. "a teacup?"

"It was her grandmother's. Pink marble, in the shape of a heart." Juliet piped up.

Darrell gave it a quick thought. Tea cup. Marble? The carriage had been recovered. So had the hapless coachman's remains. Perhaps the teacup would have been part of the spoils his pack had brought back.

"I suppose I could look around for it," he said, "If it should please the lady?"

Claudia looked up at him, hopeful and grateful at once. "Oh, yes! Please? ... sir?"

He had enjoyed tea with Claudia once again, being offered dinner and declining saying he had already eaten. Which wasn't a lie, he had a meal of Bear Stew which his camp cook had whipped up and was gone in seconds. Enjoying his time with her and hanging onto every word that she spoke. The way those adorable lips moved, her skin could have been mistaken for porcelain, how fair it was. And those eyes! From what he could see under those adorable bangs were a pair of glossed over pink pearls for eyes. She looked like a being that had been made from treasures.

The way she spoke was ladylike and gentle. But she was also charming! Why would she ever want to talk to a mongrel like himself? He almost killed her that day they met and here she was, chatting to him like a dear friend. Darrell couldn't help himself as they walked around the manor that evening. Claudia on his arm, trusting him to keep her safe with Juliet chaperone just a few feet behind. Darrell had to wonder, what exactly did she see in him?

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A Guide to Selecting the Best Bar Furniture for Your Home

Converting part of your home into an inviting bar area is a fantastic way to elevate its aesthetics and increase entertaining possibilities. However, finding furniture to meet all of these criteria can be intimidating, with many sleek modern designs or rustic aesthetics available for sale. 

In this guide, we'll walk through how you can select the best bar furniture for your space - making sure that both look good but also meet practical needs! Before selecting furniture pieces for your bar area, it's essential to assess their dimensions and layout.

 Consider your home decor and ambiance when selecting bar furniture that blends in. Functionality should also be taken into account, so think about how you plan on utilizing your space and which features are most essential to meeting your needs. With all this information at your fingertips, creating the perfect home bar should become a seamless journey.

 Tips for Select Best Bar Furniture for Your Home

 1. Assess Your Space:

 Before purchasing bar furniture, take some time to assess your space. Consider the dimensions and layout of the room where you plan to put your bar and measure out the available area to determine the measurements for furniture to ensure seamless integration into your home environment. This will allow you to quickly narrow down options while making sure everything fits seamlessly together. 

2. Define Your Style: 

Bar furniture comes in various styles, ranging from contemporary to traditional. Take into account the existing decor in your home when selecting bar furniture that matches your aesthetic. For a modern or industrial-themed space, look for sleek minimalist bar stools with clean lines; for rustic or farmhouse-inspired rooms, consider bar pieces made of natural materials like wood or wrought iron. 

3. Functionality Is Key:

 When purchasing bar furniture, its functionality should always come first. Consider your intended uses - will the bar area primarily serve to entertain guests or as an informal dining spot? Choose furniture that best matches these uses - such as spacious bar counter for serving drinks and comfortable bar stools to seat the crowds.

 4. Quality and Durability: 

To ensure its long-term viability and durability, investing in high-quality bar furniture is key. Look for pieces made of sturdy materials such as hardwood or metal that can withstand regular use; pay special attention to details like construction and upholstery quality - although quality furniture may come at a higher initial price point, its durability could end up saving money in the long run.

 5. Storage Options: 

When looking for bar furniture to house glassware, bottles, or other bar accessories, storage solutions must be of top priority. Look for cabinets with shelves or drawers as a good way of organizing essentials and easily accessible essentials; alternatively, opt for a bar cart with built-in storage racks as a portable and flexible solution. 

6. Comfort Is Key: 

When selecting bar stools or chairs for your home bar, comfort should always come first. Look for those featuring comfortable cushioning and ergonomic designs to provide adequate support. Take note of height in relation to the bar counter for optimal seating arrangements. Swivel stools also add functionality and convenience, while seating arrangements with backs can add character. 

7. Personalize With Accessories: 

Once you have selected the main pieces of bar furniture, complete your space by adding accessories that reflect your unique style and personality. Add decorative elements like a stylish bar cart, artwork, or lighting fixtures that accentuate the atmosphere of your home bar, such as decorative lighting or lamps displaying favorite drinks or cocktail-making tools to make an inviting and welcoming space. 

Conclusion: 

Selecting the perfect bar furniture requires careful consideration of various factors, including space, style, functionality, quality, and comfort. By assessing your needs and preferences, you can create a bar area that not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of your home but also serves as an inviting space for hosting guests and enjoying drinks. Whether you prefer modern designs, rustic vibes, or something in between, the key is choosing furniture that expresses both personal style and the overall ambiance of your space. Investment in high-quality bar furniture crafted from strong materials will extend its longevity and save money over time. Storage solutions to keep all your bar essentials organized and easily accessible should also be considered. Comfort should also be prioritized when selecting bar stools and chairs to create an inviting and cozy space. 

With the right bar furniture and accessories, any corner of your home can become an inviting bar area perfect for hosting gatherings and celebrations. Let's raise a toast to create a space that elevates both its ambiance and entertaining capabilities! 

FAQ 

Which size bar furniture should I choose for my home? 

Your bar furniture selection should depend upon both the available space in your home and your individual requirements. Consider factors like guest count when entertaining and the functionality you require when selecting furniture pieces. For instance, in small areas, try opting for compact bar stools or slim bar carts, while for ample spaces, opt for larger bar counters with seating for multiple guests. 

How can I ensure the bar furniture matches the existing decor in my home? 

To ensure your bar furniture blends seamlessly with your home's existing decor, take into account its overall style and color scheme. When shopping for bar furniture that will complete the room's overall aesthetic, look for pieces with similar design elements or materials. For instance, if your room boasts modern aesthetics, opt for minimalist pieces with clean lines that tie in with other furniture in the space. Incorporating decorative elements like pillows or rugs that tie the bar area in can further tie everything together. 

What materials should be chosen for outdoor bar furniture?

It is crucial that when purchasing outdoor bar furniture, materials that can withstand the elements are selected. 

Weather-resistant options like teak, aluminum, or synthetic wicker may provide excellent options that are easy to care for and resistant to moisture, fading, and rust. Furthermore, consider investing in covers or storage solutions to protect your investment during bad weather.

How Can I Select the Appropriate Bar Stool Heights? 

The height of your bar counter or table should determine your bar stools' height. Measure their distance from the floor for comfortable seating arrangements, leaving approximately 9-12 inches between their seat and the bottom of the counter as legroom for guests' legs to move freely when sitting on them. Also, keep footrests and ergonomic designs in mind to maximize guest comfort. 

What are some tips for organizing and accessorizing my home bar? 

To efficiently organize your home bar, group similar items together for easier access. Store glassware, bottles, and bar accessories in designated cabinets, shelves, or bar carts. 

Also, personalize your bar area by adding decorative accessories that reflect your style and personality - such as artwork, decorative lighting fixtures, themed decor pieces, or themed decor - adding elements like artwork, decorative lighting fixtures, and themed decorations can help add atmosphere and atmosphere. Don't forget practical accessories like cocktail shakers, ice buckets, and coasters, which make entertaining simple.

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Bar Stool importance Factors and Uses

Bar stools play a vital roll with in the hospitality industry just as the wine or liquor, they are much a visit site here part of the establishment as the rest of the fixtures and fittings.

You could look at it this way, if you don't have a comfortable to sit on then you just wont have the same enjoyable experience and more than likely will not be back.

Now when we say the bar stool has to be good the factors included are padding, looks comfort and a few other specifications. In todays bar stool market there is so much to choose from you head might spin, it has been documented that the number of bar stool varieties now rival the many brands of beers around the globe. But the mockery is that a lot of the bar stools do not conform to the specifications needed. The options presented in the material that can be used are metal, wood, bamboo, wicker, iron and so on and so on. The various styles available are retro, swivel, backed or backless, different metal finishes, various designed fabrics, if the bar stool is to used to indoors or out doors. You as the owner of your bar, are the best judge of your bar and for this reason you are the only one who can make the decision, which is the best for your establishment. There are times when you want to make your bar stool to provide to your need. Here are some tips to make yourself a bar stool.

First of you will need to decide what material you want your bar stool to be made out of and it is this factor that decides on how easily the stool can be moved around. Those bar stools made from wood are as a rule lighter and more mobile than the bar stools made from other materials. Bamboo is alsways a very prudent choice to make as bamboo is very strong and resistant to most things, but with this being said don't be completely discounting wooden bar stools. If you like the fine are the wooden bar stools are for you because of the ease of which you can carve any design you wish. If you have an ethnic feel to your home then wrought iron bar stools will be to your liking.

The thing you will need to consider next, the height of your bar stool is essential to the design and what needs to be considered is how high your table or counter is and you need to leave a reasonable distance for fortable seating. Keep in mind that getting the height of your bar stool wrong is one of the biggest reason why people find a bar stool uncomfortable,. When measuring the barstools for there intended bar counters its a good idea to leave approximately 12-14 inches from the bar stool seat to the top of the bar counter .