It was a bold move to put our bar cart right by our front door but the wall was too perfect not to have it there! I'm breaking down how we styled ours!

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Name: Candace Location: Los Angeles, CA My boyfriend, Jason and I live in a 1920’s 1 bedroom / 1 bathroom apartment near Hancock Park in Los Angeles. We love our quiet, family-oriented, tree-lined, charming neighborhood built with so much character. As a full-time interior designer, I am constantly in decorating mode and it was important for me to focus on combining both of our styles, Old World charm mixed with French Art Deco accents.

KEY DETAILS Design Handles are wrapped in black leather on the polished nickel cart, and saddle leather on the brass cart. Four swivel casters (two are locking) with smooth-rolling, non-scratching wheels. Quality & Craftsmanship Welded steel with die-cast metal joints and tempered glass shelves. Hand-polished finish with a protective semi-gloss lacquer topcoat. White glove or doorstep delivery available.

Bar carts make a nice accent piece and can serve drinks and cocktails when entertaining guests in these main living areas. Placing a bar cart near the dining table allows for easy access to drinks and mixers during meals and gatherings. Some other popular spots include entryways, home offices, or even bedrooms if space allows. The ideal location often depends on your home's layout!

While doing one of my usual scrolls through Facebook Marketplace in early March 2020, I came across a beautiful wooden table with a marble top. Listed for just $150, I knew that it would make a perfect alternative to a traditional bar cart. Within a few hours, I was bringing the piece into my Washington, DC, apartment. I would estimate the marble accounted for a third of the table’s list price, which was already pretty reasonable at $150.