5 Bar Carts That Pull Double Duty

Regina Yunghans
Regina Yunghans
Regina is an architect who lives with her husband and children in Lawrence, KS. As a LEED Accredited Professional and longtime contributor to Apartment Therapy and The Kitchn, her focus is on healthy, sustainable living through design.
updated May 2, 2019
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occasionally stocked as a bar cart when entertaining. Here’s a collection of carts that are versatile enough to be a stand-in for extra storage or kitchen prep space by day, but wheeled out as a bar cart when entertaining.
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Libations Cart, $600 from Crate and Barrel (Image credit: Apartment Therapy)
  • 1 Libations Cart, $600 from Crate & Barrel: this cart has the same appearance as the Ponce (seen below), but at half the price. 
  • 2 Ponce Iron Bar Cart, $1,200 from The Classy Cottage: has an antique brass finish that’s a welcome change from popular stainless steel. 
  • 3 Reclaimed Stainless Steel Lakeside Cart, $400 from Rustic Refinery: made from a reclaimed hospital cart fitted with a wood top. 
  • 4 901 Tea Cart, $2,230 by Alvar Aalto: this tea cart has a hefty price tag, but it’s a classic found in the likes of MoMA’s collection. I’d have no trouble finding uses for it in my home.
  • 5 Design Workshop Rolling Cart, $1,900 from West Elm: made of steel and oak.
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