Creating a Keg Cabinet that Blends In

Home kegerators bring the quality of the brewery into your own home. Whether hosting brew parties, catering for game day, or simply enjoying an after-dinner drink, your draft system elevates each cup for a fresh and decadent experience. It can even serve cold brew coffees, sparkling water, and cocktails.

The problem is that some home kegerator systems can lack aesthetics. Draft lines and mini-fridges clash with existing setups, diminishing the experience. With Northwest Draft Technicians, discover ways to help your beer keg cabinet blend in with your decor for a home bar experience that both tastes and looks great.

White cabinet holding keg in kitchen

Beer Keg Cabinet Woodworking

The first, and simplest, way to disguise your keg cabinet is with some fashionable woodworking. Whether you’re using a purpose-built product or custom construction, this approach works well to disguise your keg cabinet as a classy piece of furniture. Use a style and finish that matches your home furnishing, and it’ll feel right at home in any room. Invest in high-quality taps in brass or chrome for an even more elegant look.

When purchasing or designing a cabinet, be sure to consider ventilation. Refrigeration units generate large amounts of heat. If this cannot dissipate, it will impact your refrigerator’s efficiency and may even lead to burnout. Adequate venting is essential to the long-term life of your keg cabinet.

Built-In Beer Station

You can also integrate your keg cabinet into your breakfast or beverage nook. Drip trays and taps blend seamlessly into the kitchen environment, especially if you use a coordinating fixture finish. Not only will your keg cabinet fit visually, but it’ll also be positioned near your food storage, making it easy to grab an ice-cold draft beer to enjoy alongside your snack or meal.

You can also combine your cabinet with your coffee station. This is a great option for owners who may also use the kegerator for other beverages, such as cold brews or sparkling water. It offers the convenience of multiple favorite beverages on tap at a single station. The refrigerator will keep your milk, creamers, and cocktail ingredients cool for when you need them.

Home Bar

The kitchen isn’t the only place for an integrated keg cabinet. You’ve already invested in a home draft system; why not a home bar? A built-in bar top is an excellent way to dress up your keg equipment. The addition of a sink allows for easy cleanup, and accompanying cupboards store all your accessories, including glasses and barware. Tasteful decor ties everything together for a polished appearance.

When placing your built-in bar, think about where you’re most likely to enjoy a drink. Sports fans, for example, may want easy access to draft beverages in their living or TV rooms. The dining room, meanwhile, can be the perfect place for entertaining a party. Place it outside for barbecues or a personal poolside bar.

Work with a Custom Craftsman

For any solution, ensure the best possible finished product by working with an experienced craftsman. Northwest Draft Technicians designs and fabricates custom home kegerators and beverage systems for homeowners and business owners throughout the Portland, Oregon region. We take your unique home and needs into account, crafting a personalized installation specifically for your space. Our high-end parts ensure a completed product that both looks beautiful and performs well.

Northwest Draft Technicians is family-owned and operated with deep roots in the Portland area. We pride ourselves on our experience, attention to detail, and dedication to customer care with every installation. Contact us to learn more or to get started with a custom beer keg cabinet design.

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