Bar carts originated as Victorian-era tea trolleys but gained popularity as cocktail stations during Prohibition. They have evolved significantly, now functioning as elegant home fixtures that hold mixology essentials and transform various spaces. In addition to serving beverages, bar carts can provide portable storage for crafts, books, or plants. When used outdoors, they add sophistication to gatherings by facilitating easy access to refreshments and accessories. Notable styles include industrial designs by Burrow and midcentury models featuring unique construction and aesthetics.
The predecessor of the bar cart was once a Victorian-era tea trolley, finding its true calling during Prohibition, evolving through countless iterations to become a home essential.
Bar carts can transform a room's functionality, serving not only for drinks but also for crafts, books, or plants. They add elegance and purpose to spaces.
Stylish bar carts used outdoors enhance dinner parties or serve as poolside butlers, easily accommodating pitchers of lemonade and providing convenient storage.
Furniture maker Burrow offers utility carts with large wheels reminiscent of classic designs, combining retro aesthetics with practical, tool-free assembly for convenient use.
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