Diamond Bars

How it’s used

Light is what makes the Diamond bar work. Its front is a broken, geometric metal pattern laid over pale panels, and when those panels glow from inside, the pattern starts to look like shattered glass. Add open metal back shelving and it becomes a service station people notice from across the room.

• Galas and fundraisers. Place it where arriving guests see it first, so the bar sets the tone for an evening in a ballroom. Our gala page shows how we plan these rooms.
• Weddings. It holds up beside a formal reception, and the lit front adds a glow once the room lights drop for dancing.
• Backyard and private parties. Set it on a patio or lawn for an outdoor cocktail party, where the panels come into their own after sunset.

Planning tip: the glow shows most in a dim room, so ask your venue how low the house lights can go during the bar’s busiest hours.