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Whether your home has a built-in bar or not, you can create your dream home bar with a bar cart filled with exactly what you like to drink, from wine to specialty liqueurs. Bar carts run the gamut ...

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A bar cart serves a couple purposes: to put your alcohol on display and out of the cabinet and to be a place to mix cocktails for your guests (or yourself). Then, of course, the thing has to look good ...

If you enjoy entertaining or just having a cocktail in the evening, you might be in the market for a bar cart. Sure, you can put your liquor in a cabinet and your high ball glasses with your coffee ...

Imagine a chic bar cart, all brass and glass, holding your best bourbon, a crystal bucket of carefully made ice balls and vintage glasses rimmed in a sliver of gold — all there to raise your ...

With a glass-paneled cabinet that appears to float above walnut legs, the Jamison cabinet from Made Goods is a natural curiosity. Available finishes include black faux raffia/walnut veneer, French ...

A space dedicated to serving wine, cocktails, and drinks is a welcome addition in most homes, especially during the holiday hosting season. Luckily, there are lots of bar cart ideas to consider for ...