Maybe you’re the kind of person who enjoys building things with their hands. Maybe you’re looking to breathe new life into your house parties…Maybe you’ve had your license revoked and need a place to drink that you won’t have to drive home from in the dark…

Whatever the case, you’ve decided to live the dream and build a full bar in your very own home – and for this, we salute you.

Depending on what you’re looking for and the space available to you, there are a number of ways you can go about making this alcohol-fueled dream an alcohol-fueled reality. We’re here to help you figure out what they are and which is the right one for you.

Whether you presently own a home, rent an apartment, or vacate the entire basement level of your parent’s house, guests will always notice if you have cooler stuff than they do.

In fact, there isn’t a better feeling than knowing someone appreciates your amazing taste in home decor. A really good piece can bring together friends and family alike, allowing you at the very least, one conversation topic in which you are highly educated on. Now that we’ve sparked your interest, you need that conversation starter.

That’s where we come in.

Every once in a while The Bitchin’ Lifestyle Crew stumbles upon some really unique products. Some of them are entirely tacky and useless; while others are so awesome we just have to have them. Since we love to share, here is a list, courtesy of Bitchin’ Lifestyle, of cool decor for your home. You can thank us later.

Having a stellar backyard is one of the many perks of owning your own house, but the upkeep can be pretty harmful to the environment. Who knew? I didn’t until I did a little Bitchin’ Investigation of my own. If you pay no attention to what your lawn mower has been spewing into the air, you’re almost certainly unaware of the other eco-hazards lurking around your backyard.

Here are a few tips on keeping your space enjoyable, earth-friendly, and generally more awesome.

Much like fashion, home decor often sees a re-emergence of the old, with a twist.  Painting can be messy, especially when you're using bold color, and traditional wall paper can be hideous. If you want to avoid the mess (and/or the horrible, 90s fads of stencilling and sponge painting) altogether, consider decorative stickers, mural appliqués, and wall art.

This mystical light by Icelandic designer Kristin Birna Bjarnadottir is a sight to behold. It is suspended from the ceiling by fishing line, and appears to float in midair.  Constructed out of reflective material, the Illuminant is lit not from within, but from below by an LED light on the floor. The color of the lamp can be altered by changing the glass filters that are included, in red, violet, blue, and brown.

We love this lamp for its eerie yet calming appearance and inventive design.

Via NotCot

- Dallas Curow