Create a clear focal point
The illuminated arch establishes the center while the surrounding cabinet wall stays symmetrical.
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Arched home bar
A full-wall entertaining cabinet with an illuminated arched niche, fluted glass, brass-toned details and a stone work surface.
Completed LeVika project
RoomDining / living area
Key elementsArched niche · fluted glass · integrated light
StorageDisplay and concealed cabinetry
01 / The room question
Turn a functional bar into an architectural focal point that still provides concealed and display storage.
A symmetrical cabinet wall frames the arched center, while lighting, glass and hardware create depth without adding unrelated decoration.
Explore the related living-space built-in service02 / Design response
Three decisions that shape the result.
These observations describe the visible composition. Your own dimensions, specifications and priorities determine the next design.
Balance display and concealment
Glass-front and open elements show selected pieces while utility remains behind full fronts.
Use detail with restraint
Fluted glass, brass-toned hardware and stone add depth without fragmenting the composition.
03 / Project views
Read the solution at room scale—and in the details.
04 / What the process protects
The visible result depends on decisions made before production.
Room conditions and fixed interfaces are documented before production.
Storage and visual priorities are translated into one cabinetry plan.
Materials and details are approved in room context—not as isolated samples.
Fabrication and installation proceed from approved measurements, drawings and scope.
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