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Setting up a coffee bar at home

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  • Japandi
  • HDB (BTO)
  • ~1,000 sqft
  • ≥5 br
  • Couple Living
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    Gaggia
    Gaggia Classic Pro Coffee Machine…
    S$1,099.00
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    HipVan
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    SOLIS Eureka Mignon Grinder - Stainless Steel…
    S$488.00
    Hi everyone! Welcome back to another post! We are very excited about the part of our home that we are featuring today, which is none other than our coffee corner!! Though it kinda belong to the kitchen, we felt we didn’t have much opportunity to feature this coffee corner in detail.
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    We picked up this coffee routine during the Covid days with this Gaggia Classic Pro machine and it has served us very well since then. We love it for its compact size so it doesn't take up so much space on the countertop.
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    We also love to collect ceramics whenever we go overseas so we decided to get this glass cabinet to feature our cups. Whenever guests come over to have coffee, they can also choose the cups that they would like to be served in.
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    We added the shelf above the coffee corner to have those cafe vibes as cafe typically tend to feature open shelves. It is probably the only shelf in our house as we are lazy to clean the dust that accumulates on open shelves.
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    Sol Luminaire
    Boba Twin…
    S$129.00
    Finally, this boba light from Sol Luminaire accentuates the wall and can be dimmed from warm to white with our dimmable switches. We love that it is very versatile and can be adjusted depending on the mood of the house we like it to be. That’s all for our coffee bar. If you are a coffee lover, we will like to encourage you to make your own coffee at home as it is an activity that we really enjoy. That’s all folks, have a good day! :)
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