Curved & Straight Illuminated Onyx Backlit Stone Commercial Bar Counter Design

Color and Material

Bar counter

• All bar counter tops have an off-white base. Inside the stone, there are natural veins in golden yellow, light brown and light gray. The size and direction of veins differ on every stone slab. The counter tops have sufficient thickness, and all edges are rounded and polished. The surface is flat and smooth. Users can place wine bottles, glasses and decorative ornaments directly on it. Some styles have a square sink set into the counter top with a metal faucet.
• This counter top is the Illuminated onyx bar top. It shows the matte texture of raw stone under natural light. When the light strips turn on, light penetrates the stone surface and makes the golden veins more visible.

Front Facade Stone

• The entire front facade of the bar counter uses translucent stone, which forms the core structure of Lighted stone bar. The stone mainly comes in warm gold and amber tones, mixed with off-white and dark brown mineral spots. Crystal structures exist inside the stone. Hidden LED light strips install inside the bar cabinet. Light shines out from the back of the stone, forming the backlight structure of Backlit onyx bar counter. Light spreads evenly across the whole facade stone without uneven brightness. The stone surface stays flat. Users can wipe wine stains with a damp cloth during daily cleaning.

Metal Accessories

• Champagne gold metal trim runs along the bottom and lower edge of the bar facade. The frames and legs of matching bar stools also use champagne gold metal. The seat cushions of bar stools are tan leather. The surface of metal accessories stays smooth and matches the golden veins inside the stone. Metal trim fully wraps light strips and hides all wires.

Matching Space

Dark Space Matching Style

• Dark wood panels cover walls and cabinets in this space. Multi-layer black wine racks stand on the right. Light beige polished tiles cover the floor. The dark background sets off the stone counter top and glowing facade. This style fits commercial clubs and hotel bars, serving as a backlit commercial counter for commercial use.

Light Wood Home Matching Style

• Light log wood panels cover cabinets and walls in this space. Light gray matte tiles cover the floor. Green plants sit on the side. Light wood tones reduce the heavy visual sense of golden stone. Also, an embedded sink installs on the counter top to wash wine glasses and make cocktails at home. This style fits wine areas in villas and large flats. Also, it has a straight shape, a fully translucent stone facade, and three matching bar stools on the side.

Mixed Dark and Light Cabinet

• Light gray custom cabinets stand behind the bar counter. Constant temperature wine cabinets and built-in ovens embed inside the cabinets. Built-in lights sit inside the glass wine cabinets. Cool light gray cabinets pair with warm glowing stone bar counters. Two types of lights coordinate with each other. This style mostly applies to real estate show flats and light luxury exhibition halls. Also, it works for both commercial and home use as a backlit commercial counter.

Features of Lights and Structure

1. All light strips hide behind the bar stone with no exposed wires. Also, a switch controls the light on and off. Light stays soft and does not hurt eyes.
2. The bar counter has two outlines. Curved styles fit large commercial spaces. Straight styles fit home kitchens and small lounge areas.
3. The stone has high hardness. Scratches do not easily form on counter tops and facades. Long-term placement of wine and tableware will not cause fast wear.
4. The whole structure forms an integrated piece. Also, the countertop and facade stone connect seamlessly for a cohesive visual effect.