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One thing the beau and I both decided we needed in our new home was a bar cart. Knowing that we wanted a vintage piece we hit the flea markets to hunt for one. After some negotiating, and indecisiveness on my part we went home with a steel side table from the 1930s. It wasn’t until we were organizing our glasses and bottles on it that I realized it was perfect. Here’s a peek at one of my favorite new additions to our home.
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One thing I wanted with my bar cart was multi level storage, mission accomplished.
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We pulled the drawers out to display our glasses.
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Wine and tools stored on the lower shelf.
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Lemons and a lamp brighten up the area.
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Gold rimmed champagne flutes—another recent vintage find.
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An old crate label that my grandfather gave me—too perfect for a bar.
Check out more bar cart inspiration on a pinterest board I created here.