Wet bars -- with space for a sink, refrigerator, ice maker and beer tap -- are seen in new home construction and remodeling projects. In this week's real estate gallery, we look at homes on the ...

Wet bars are built-in areas of the home and are equipped with the counter space, storage, and appliances you need to make drinks.

Despite conjuring images of cheesy 1950’s suburban basements, wet bars are making a comeback in high-end homes.

Q. I’ve always wanted a wet bar. How do you deal with the plumbing issues if you want to put a wet bar where you currently don’t have access to a drain? Is it necessary for the countert… ...

Photo Courtesy of Hunter DouglasLouvered blinds by Hunter Douglas give the option of privacy to this well-equipped wet bar. Popular amenities in new and remodeled homes often follow the shifting ...

Houzz, the popular website for home remodeling and design, recently announced the winners of its people’s choice awards. These are 10 of our favorite Boston-area looks.

Take inspiration from HGTV's Nate Berkus and repurpose an old furniture piece into something that's both beautiful and functional, like a stylish wet bar.

Wet Bars vs. Dry Bars Like all home upgrades, you’ll want to weigh the pros and cons of a wet bar before you commit to one. Designers have their own opinions here, too.

The newest luxury customization trend popping up in multimillion-dollar homes in Nantucket is just one way the wealthy are decking out their homes.