From bar cart to bar corner — here’s what you need to make it happen
Whether you're a professional mixer or someone looking to make a great impression, here are a few tings to snazzy up your home bar.
by Keisha Lee
April 27, 2020
A bar cart or corner is the perfect conversation piece for any room. Whether you’re a professional mixer or someone looking to make a great impression, here are a few tings to snazzy up your home bar.
Old Fashioned Etched Glass
This charming glass can include personalization with initials or a monogram on the back side of the cup.
NOLA-themed wine caddy
These caddies are laser cut to ensure aa clean and crisp image. There are two styles available, one that hold two or four glasses, and each style is available in natural wood, gray or honey.
Moscow Mule Wall Art
This watercolor print comes ready to frame with a white core bevel cut matte and chipboard backer. It’s available in two sizes, 5×7 and 8×10.
Bar Menu Sign
From to Bombay to Corona — this bar menu is fully customizable. You can edit the fonts, text placement, background colors or even add your own photos to this template, then print it out and instantly add some pizzaz to your home bar!
Neon Sign
This funky sign is handmade and perfect for your night time drinks. You have the option to add wall mounts to hang it on a wall, and has a continuous, strobe and blink functions.
Custom Stir Sticks
From shape and height to color and font, this pack of personalized stir sticks are perfect for letting your guests know whose classy home bar they’ve come to visit.
Monogrammed acrylic tray
A perfect addition for your bar cart, this clear, classy and. modern. It comes in a small or medium size and ships free.
Cocktail Shaker Set
This set is the perfect starter for anyone wanting to start mixing drinks like a professional bartender. This set includes a 28oz weighted stainless steel shaker, 4-prong strainer, 11-inch bar spoon, measuring jigger, printed recipe mixing glass with measurement lines and 25 drink recipes printed on heavy stock cards. Once your done, this set is dishwasher safe so it makes for easy cleanup.
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