Peruse our collection of bar carts and drinks trolleys; an ideal companion for the indoor or outdoor entertaining experience.
The bar cart is a necessary feature in an entertainer’s home, bringing the bar to wherever you may need it – poolside or in the formal dining room. We’ve collated our favourite bar carts and trolleys that draw on classic and contemporary design, ready to impress guests and have you hosting your summer soiree in style.
This feature originally appeared in est magazine issue #35.
Image courtesy of Tait
The Kartell Trays, made of solid methacrylate, comes in three different sizes in a gloss black or white. The elegant design is light and modern, without a compromise on stability or durability.
Made from walnut, black metal and sable-tone matte leather, the James Bar Cart by Stellar Works has been designed to turn negative space into an aesthetic feature. The ergonomic shape is subtly inspired by the world of performance cars.
The Pipe Bar Cart by Kun Design has a contemporary, curvaceous nature with a double-layer feature to maximises storage space.
The Artek Tea Trolley 901 was inspired by British tea culture and Japanese woodwork. The cart, featuring two shelves and a solid birch handle, comes in variations of black linoleum or white laminate shelving.
The Normann Copenhagen Block Mobile Side Table is a modern design classic, taking the form of a side table, serving trolley, home bar or kids storage space.
The Truck Shelf by Matti Klenell was designed to be a mobile library, combining a vibrant blue shelf with vibrant red wheels.
Richard Schultz’s Knoll 1966 Serving Cart is available in thirteen different frame colours and nine different top material colours, perfect for catering an al fresco lunch or poolside drinks.
Mimicking the classic carriage structure, the iconic Chariot by Casamania commands attention with its two large wheels. The Chariot is available in a series of finishes including white oak, natural oak, gold or black painted metal, and fluorescent red.
The Gubi Mategot Trolley was designed by Mathieu Matégot, made from perforated steel and connected with steel tubes. The modern and innovative design communicates a lightness but maintains durability, and features a newspaper holder and rotating castors.
The Artek Tea Trolley 901 in the Melbourne Home by CJH Studio.
