Rustic Coffee Bar Decor

When it comes to decorating for that rustic farmhouse style, I like to take an everyday item and make it into something amazing! Today, I'm going to show you how to set up a coffee bar on your kitchen counter. At Charming Square we sell a handmade, long centerpiece box stained in dark walnut. This will become the shelf to set up our coffee bar. You do not need to take up a lot of space to enjoy this look. I simply turned the box on it's side. Inside the opening I placed 5 coffee cups. I used a coffee sign on the top with a cow creamer and Mason Jar. Added some cute accessories, like Scrabble letters and greenery.

Here are some other ways to display using our centerpiece box.

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