Consider your hunt for the ideal home bar cart over! We’ve rounded up our favorite bar carts for every style and occasion so you can stop searching and start imbibing.
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This teal, gold and glass tiered shelf home bar cart is a worthy display. The cart’s funky rounded frame and banana leaf decal on the middle shelf fit right in with a boldly decorated space.
With a streamlined iron frame, glass panes and simple lines, this black bar cart is a great choice for minimalists. The petite cart conveniently fits in tight corners or between furniture when not in use, while the double shelves provide space for bottles, glasses and other barware. Once you find the right bar cart, follow these essential tips for keeping it stocked.
If your home is covered in shiplap, you’ll want to check out this mixed-media bar cart. With antique-finished wood shelving and dark gray iron framing, this bar cart has all the best elements of farmhouse-chic style. Check out more farmhouse decor items to complete your home’s look.
Your bottles of Moet and crystal glasses are on perfect display thanks to this glamorous bar cart that’s hand-curated by Kelly Clarkson. In addition to the gorgeous appearance of the bar cart’s champagne-colored frame and mirrored shelves, it holds quite a bit of bar items. It has two full-length shelves, two half-shelves, a four-bottle wine rack and four rows of stemware storage. There’s plenty of room for a home bar setup.
Do you spend more time in your backyard than in your living room? Then a bar cart that’s made for outdoor use is the best option. Subsequently, this woven bar cart is made of a steel frame that’s hand-wrapped in weather-resistant wicker to stand up to the elements. Use the included ice bucket to keep white wines and beer cold, while spirits, liqueurs and red wines stand by in the storage boxes on the bottom shelf.
Add a design blast from the past to your home with this mid-century bar cart. The hairpin legs have a throwback feel without looking stuffy or outdated. Plus, the two levels of unobstructed shelving mean there’s plenty of room for a vintage glassware set or two.
This industrial-style bar cart doesn’t mess around. Thanks to its solid frame, the cart’s surfaces, in total, hold up to 130 pounds, making it a wonderful choice for those who collect spirits, like whiskey or tequila. Furthermore, the metal mesh-like doors and siding set it apart from others, and the four wood options ensure it matches any space.
Both traditional and maximalist design styles are on the incline, and this trolley bar cart, with tempered glass shelves, fits with both vibes. The whimsical silhouette provides lots of storage space. Moreover, the large hind wheels and raised handle maneuvers the cart with ease. The novel bar cart will make your guests smile—just as much as the tantalizing wine-of-the-month club wines you’re serving.
