Primark has launched a new £40 bar cart - it's almost identical to one at Very, but £89 cheaper!
We didn't think the bargain bar cart could get any better
If you've been looking to add a drinks trolley to your living room but were unable to justify the expense, you need to add the new Primark bar cart to your shopping list this week.
The latest version of Primark bar cart is currently available in stores, and a dupe for one of our favourite Very bar carts, but £80 cheaper.
No longer just a luxury, bar carts have become an essential part of many living room ideas. If you are in the market for a new drinks trolley both the Primark and the Very version are brilliant options. Especially with the holiday season around the corner.
Primark drinks trolley
This Primark bar cart looks very similar to the Very bar cart with its Art Deco style and oval shape. It features two shelves for bottles and glasses, and castors so it can be wheeled around easily.
We also like its smoky glass colour, which mixed with the gold-look frame makes a luxurious combo. Plus, if you look closely, you'll see a built-in rack under the tabletop, a smart living room storage idea for your best wine glasses.
However, where this cart truly wins us over is the £40 price tag - pretty and affordable you say?! That's a whopping £89 less than the Very version, however, there are some other differences between the two carts.
Very drinks trolley
Very's stunning Aruba drinks trolley is just as much a statement-making. The extra price tag offers a more luxe and glossy finish, with two rails under the glass to hang your drinks glasses.
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It doesn't have the perk of being on castors either so it can be moved around, however, that isn't a bad thing if you're looking for a sturdy drinks station.
Aruba drinks trolley, was £199, now £129, Very.co.uk
The Very design features a clear glass top shelf and mirrored bottom shelf to add to the sparkling art deco effect. On the plus side, the trolley is all currently on sale with £70 off, and delivery before Christmas is guaranteed.
So, if you're going to be doing some hosting over the winter months, now's the time to invest in a trolley to keep your favourite tipples to hand.
To get your hands on the Primark version you will need to go in-store, but you should be able to find it in one of the following stores; London Oxford Street; Manchester Market Street; Birmingham High Street; Liverpool; Newcastle; Bristol; Coventry and Glasgow Argyle St.
However, call ahead to avoid disappointment, and be quick! We predict the new Primark bar cart will disappear faster than a gin and tonic on a Friday afternoon.
Last year's Primark bar cart
Last year's £35 bar cart is still available to purchase in-store. It features a gorgeous gold design that wouldn't look out of place at a Great Gatsby party.
The two mirrored shelves are the perfect place to store your favourite drinks and tipples and stir/shake up a few martinis. While a new glass rack provides the ideal place to hang your most stylish glassware.
With built-in wheels and lovely gold handles, this cart can easily be wheeled over to your guests when cocktail hour hits. However, we can guarantee this bar cart will elicit more compliments than your cocktail-making skills.
Laurie Davidson is a professional stylist, writer and content creator, who lives and breathes interiors. Having worked for some of the UK’s leading interior magazines, styled homes up and down the country and produced sets for TV shows, adverts and top brands, it’s safe to say Laurie has had a pretty exciting career. Find her on Instagram at @lifeofaninteriorstylist or over at lauriedavidson.co.uk
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