Anders cart
Taking cues from Danish midcentury design, this cart pairs straightforward modern lines and warm wood tones.
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Talt cart
Outfitted with shelves crafted from sustainably harvested wood, this sleek stainless-steel cart is “ready to roll into terrace service.”
Price: $2,400 Contact: Modernoutdoor.com
Source: Metropolitan Home
Roaring ’20s cart
With a circular frame and tiered “jet-black shelving,” this art deco–inspired model calls out for classic cocktails.
Price: $230 Contact: Target.com
Source: O at Home
Bordbar
Nostalgic for in-flight meals? These refurbished airline trolleys serve as quirky, customizable, one-of-a-kind bar carts.
Price: Starting at $1,400 Contact: Bordbar.de
Source: Metropolitan Home
Brown Jordan
This classic aluminum cart comes in 19 finishes and is “a favorite among hoteliers for its durability.”
Price: $2,995 Contact: Brownjordan.com
Source: O at Home
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