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Hello! Can you advise me please where can I buy such a Bar Cart? Thank you a lot!
I will be looking for one for my dining room…love them. Dianntha
I’m thinking of buying one as a Christmas present for the hubs. It would obviously be for me too :). We have the perfect little nook in our dining room for one too.
Love this Bar Cart post and boy are you right on the Trend. I have to say one of my favorites is from baby changing table to bar cart. It is a little bit of a giggle. To think of the switch, when the baby is grown past the changing table it is a great transfer, besides after a busy day with a toddler a bar cart might be necessary to wind down. LOL Seriously it is a smart idea, and with the styling you have shown us we can now be prepared for a party, without feeling unsure of what theory, or style to create for different parties of the holiday season and beyond..
Thanks Karen! I think the changing table to bar cart is a creative upcycle, but I’m honestly not sure I could do it. Our changing table saw so many blow out diapers and other bodily baby fluids that I don’t think I could get past it psychologically! LOL!