First the coffee, then the things. Don’t worry if you feel like coffee is the only thing getting you through these cold, dreary January mornings – you’re not alone. Coffee is always comforting, but it becomes almost life-giving during the winter months. If you find yourself feeling extra appreciative of your morning cup of joe and craving a little indoor DIY activity, you should consider creating your own in-home coffee station! Not only are they really cute, they’re also great for guests to help themselves. Or maybe you already have a coffee station but it’s time for an update (we’re looking at you chalkboard “coffee” sign). Here are some fresh, updated DIY coffee station ideas.
This pretty nook from Fixer Upper is proof you can have a rustic feeling coffee station that still feels chic. No chalkboard signs in sight.
This eclectic coffee station has a real coffee house feel, but would still fit comfortably into the corner of any kitchen.
The pretty metals and open shelving of this coffee station give it an airy, feminine feel.
Coffee stations don’t have to be overly complicated or take up a lot of space! This clean, minimal station does the trick.
Statement ArtFeeling artsy? Incorporate some of your favorite pieces into your coffee station!
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