Bramley House
BH | Studio Hartland Arched Bar Cabinet
- Regular price
- $989.00
- Sale price
- $989.00
- Regular price
The cocktail cabinet was a creation of the 1920s and 1930s, when mixing drinks at home became fashionable and furniture makers began building cabinets with racks for bottles and places for glasses behind closed doors.
Tall and arch-topped, it opens through two tempered glass doors onto everything a home bar needs: a lattice rack with room for twenty bottles of wine, a rack overhead where stemmed glasses hang by their feet, two full-glide drawers for corkscrews, jiggers and napkins, and shelves that adjust for tall spirits or serving bowls. The glass keeps the bottles on show while keeping the dust off them. The adjustable shelves are rated to 55 lbs, the fixed shelf to 44 lbs and the drawers to 22 lbs. An open arched niche crowns it. The hinges close softly, the ring pulls are brass-toned, and it stands on slim tapered legs with non-marking pads. Finished in Jet, Cream, Almond or Cocoa, it has real Art Deco glamour. Assembly is required.
Put it in a dining room or a living room corner as a proper bar, with a cocktail shaker, a bowl of lemons and a pair of coupes ready in the arch for Friday evening. In an apartment it does the work of a bar cart, tidy behind glass. The brass pulls want a little drama around them: a deep green wall, a framed vintage poster, a small lamp glowing on top.
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