Entertain in style with a home beverage center

Wet bar, dry bar, beverage center, snack station, coffee bar…the uses are endless and the look is timeless. Check out some of our favorite beverage centers for inspiration!

This thoughtful cabinetry design includes a prep space that slides away when not being used. The adjoining pantry drawers have all ingredients and serving ware at the ready. The Miele plumbed coffee maker prepares espresso, coffee, and includes a frothing wand!

This is a full-service bar with a prep sink, beverage center (behind cabinetry panel) and upper cabinets for all the beautiful stemware. We brought the drama with a black backdrop (Sherwin Williams Iron Ore) and white oak floating staircase.

Why use a curbless entry shower system?

You’ve seen these modern shower designs before, especially in hotels in the last decade. A curbless, or flush entry, shower system achieves a continuous tile design with no curb between the waterproofed shower area and the surrounding bathroom floor tile.

What is a curbless shower flush entry shower system?

Elegant flush entry shower systems for everyday life.

Eldridge Company uses Schluter Waterproofing Systems exclusively- learn more about the product here.

Learn more about the funky Floor Tiles collection by WOW Tile seen on this primary bath accent wall.

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Take it a step further…

To achieve the seamless transition seen here we used a linear drain placed at the base of the seating bench. The drain is tiled and hidden. We love the minimal look.

So seamless it fades away.

FAQ’s

Does it cost more?

Yes. Linear drains are an upgrade cost for both the drain and the labor to install.

Is there extra maintenance?

Cleaning the drain out requires using a provided tool to pull the top of the drain off, usually needed twice per year. This really isn’t any different than typical center drain.

Take your build to the next level

These staircases elevate home design

Check out our favorite 2022 Eldridge Company staircase designs for home design inspiration

Mid-Century Modern Flair

This mid-century inspired home leaned heavily on a neutral palette with lots of white oak material. Solid white oak stair treads are enclosed with a wood slat screen wall and accented with black steel stringers and rails for contemporary style. See George Nelson bubble pendants

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Contemporary Stair Design

This contemporary open concept space kept the staircase design airy. 4” thick solid white oak stair treads float on a custom black steel stringer with steel rails and a matching baby gate. See Windsor aluminum clad windows

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Drama with steel, wood tones, and white

Open treads with wood stair stringers are our latest obsession. These modern stair treads are a box-style tread made with ash. Economical wood stringers create a dramatic black and white palette with black steel rails.

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