Bar Carts

A Brazilian Modernist classic, the 'JZ' was designed in the 1950s by Jorge Zalszupin. Its pair of slender but oversized brass wheels dramatically play off the triangle-sided bottom shelf; the tray on top is removable.

$2,380

First introduced at the World’s Fair in 1937 and now part of the Museum of Modern Art’s permanent collection, this iconic design adds charm and texture to an otherwise simple space.

$9,600

Crafted from exceptionally fine leather and American white oak, this refined version of a military classic is a regret-me-not investment that ages beautifully over time.

$308

Modern, mobile and offered in myriad colors, this piece morphs from side table to bar cart, making it an incredibly adaptable option.

$1,650

This classic handcrafted walnut bar cart with brass accents pairs well with a variety of aesthetics. This mid-century inspired bar cart, handmade by Los Angeles-based designer Chris Earl, is a true work of art.

$395

Modern, mobile and offered in myriad colors, this piece morphs from side table to bar cart, making it an incredibly adaptable option.

With its gorgeous curves, pop of rich color and contrasting wood tray, this highly functional cart is also a luxe style statement.

#349

Tiered Bar Console, complete with three tiers of storage and open glassware rack. A blend of antique brass, walnut and lacquer finished tops.

$1,520

Valet is a 14 piece collection by the Rockwell Group designed for Stellar Works. They took inspiration from the roots of the word “valet,” but reinterpreted it for the 21st century – this crafted, unique furniture accommodates the narrative of our lives today.

The James collection by Yabu Pushelberg for Stellar Works is an understated exploration of modern masculinity – at once bold and defined, but also light and elegant. The range includes a chaise, desk, stool and bar trolley, each one meticulously proportioned and ergonomically shaped.