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Bar carts are a key furniture piece to complete your living room, office or hey, even the bedroom. Not only do they give you the opportunity to display your favorite cocktail or wine glasses (or even an Estelle Colored Glass collection) but your go-to bottles of liquor, too. They’re also the ideal spot to set your ice buckets, serving trays — after all, every item needs a home.

The best part? Bar carts come in a variety of styles and sizes, giving you the ability to find the perfect storage piece that goes with your aesthetic. Whether your style is midcentury modern, modern, traditional, bohemian, Art Deco or Industrial, we’ve got you covered.

But with so many different brands and options on the market, finding “the one” is a lot easier said than done.

So, in an effort to help you shift down on the research, we did the leg work for you! Ahead, find more than a dozen amazing options, with different looks and many price points from Amazon to West Elm.

For a simple but chic option that won’t break the bank, you can’t go wrong with this pick from Amazon. It’s easily transportable thanks to the wheel-y feet, features wine-hanging storage (for glasses and bottles) and has plenty of room to store whatever else you desire.

For more of a modern look, consider the Wade Logan Vannorman wide bar cart. We love the square angled detailing and three-levels for optimal storage.

This Linon bar cart is another trendy and simple choice. The best part? I’s on sale for less than $100. Available in gold and silver.

This bar cart is ideal for the rustic, traditional home who doesn’t have a ton to store. This baby features a rack that holds four wine bottle and six wine glasses.

If you enjoy the finer things in life, we love this mid-century modern bar cart console from West Elm. This open-storage piece is made of mixed materials — rich woodgrain, smooth lacquer and antique brass finishes – for an eye-catching look.

For the glamorous household, consider this gold and mirror bar cart. The holding selves are made out of mirror, letting your bottles and bar accessories reflect.

If you’re not working with a small budget, we love the Anthropologie Connie Bar Cabinet. Keep the doors open while you’re hosting and closed when the party ends.

If you’re in the market for a masculine bar cart, this is the one from you. It comes in both a natural and dark brown wood material.

This Willa Arlo Interiors cart gives beautiful antique vibes and we’re here for it! The rustic detailing with the black frame adds the perfect modern, old-timey aesthetic that would look great in a variety of places.

A bar cart that reminds you of “The Great Gastby?” Yes, please! The refractive Lucite and gleaming cast brass of this bar cart are meant to catch the light, drawing all eyes to the clean lines of this deco-inspired piece.

This bar cart from Wayfair is made with an iron openwork frame in a gold mirrored finish and features four mirrored surfaces for bottles, cocktail shakers, and decor – one long shelf at the bottom and three ascending.

This gold bar cart is a versatile piece with a gold metal frame and 2 glass mirror shelves. The open design allows you to set drinks and snacks on each level, and it comes with four metal wheels for easy maneuvering.

West Elm’s midcentury bar cabinet-style piece is another great option for those who prefer to keep their hosting essentials stored away. Available in a light brown or dark green wood.

This bar cart is functional but modern and features wine racks, stemware racks, and four ample shelves. Plus, the caster wheels make mobility a breeze, allowing you to entertain in every room of your home.

If you’re working with a small space, consider this Better Homes & Gardens gold metal and glass bar cart that looks great, costs less than $100 and fits plenty of items, too.

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