If space for a dedicated cocktail cabinet is out of the question, then a bijou bar trolley is just the ticket
Wheel these stylish bar stations out when you have guests, for effortless and elegant entertaining over the festive season. Or install one permanently, Mad Men style, so you have the martinis at the ready all year round.
ART DECO APPEAL
This opulent edition has a touch of early 20th-century glamour about it. Its curvy lines, gold frame and smokey glass shelves will lend a luxe note to your liquor.
Riya drinks trolley, £299, John Lewis
INTO THE BLUE
The circular shape and gorgeous inky blue enamel (removable) trays, on this fabulous and flexible piece of furniture will fit into the tightest of corners, offering a cool and compact surface for shaking, stirring and serving.
Gold and blue Nara bart cart, £295, Ella James
INDUSTRIAL ACTION
The generous proportions and industrial style of this trolley, make it endlessly versatile. The grey-washed mango wood trays can be easily removed from the metal frame when top-ups are required. It’s also available with an antique brass plated frame and whitewashed mango wood.
Bistro bar trolley, £349, Atkin & Thyme
DESIGN CLASSIC
Designed in 1963 by Danish architect, Hans Bølling, the Tray Table is a classic mid-century piece. Exemplifying the form and function the Danes are renowned for, the trays can be turned around for a colour variation, or removed altogether from the H frame, and the entire piece folded away when not needed. Not that anyone would want to put Tray Table in a corner!
Bølling Tray Table, £449, Brdr-Kruger
IN THE FRAME
This sleek drinks trolley with its simple metal frame comes in a choice of two finishes: antique brass or gun metal. The two generously sized glass shelves offer ample space for displaying your favourite tipples, tumblers and bar accoutrements, so you have plenty of space to show off your mixology skills.
Drinks trolley in antique brass, £325, Oggetto
