I can’t stress enough how much I love having a bar in my home and being able to experiment with different cocktail ideas. Even though I’m still building my bar and trying to stock it with delicious items, it doesn’t mean I can’t look at how to decorate redecorate my bar. Decorating your home bar and setting it up just how you like it is all part of the fun, right?
I was recently approached by RedEnvelope to showcase how I would redecorate my current bar if I were entertaining guests while using their products as inspiration. This couldn’t have come at a more perfect time since I was recently pondering ideas to jazz up my bar a little bit. We all know RedEnvelope as the site that houses some of the most amazing gifts for people but they’re also great for projects like bar design! Who knew? So, to create my perfect bar situation, I found six awesome items on RedEnvelope that will definitely take my bar to the next level. Ready to see for yourself? Here we go…
Two things: First, the cupa rocks are a perfect addition to your stemware collection because if you drink whiskey or brandy, it allows the beverage to breath; breathing is important. Second, I generally like my tequila in a margarita but as someone who enjoys having people over, I think this tequila set would be a perfect conversation starter…not to mention it’s sure to get the party started.
Who wouldn’t love a personalized wine cellar sign? I would. What a great way to not so obviously remind guests of your last name. Obnoxious? Maybe. I love it. Any bartender knows that a comprehensive tool set is totally necessary to complete your bar and how cute is this one? There’s an owl on top!
Lastly, as a person who enjoys entertaining a serving tray for appetizers or drinks is an absolute must for cocktail parties or pre-dinner cocktails. Not having a wine bucket, I’ve gotten quite crafty with ways to keep wine and champagne cold while entertaining. Invest in a wine bucket and don’t worry about keeping that bottle of bubbly cold anymore (bonus: you can personalize this one) .
Want more information on how to get any of these items for yourself? I’m making it easy:
Cupa Rocks – $49.95
Himalayan Salt Tequila Set – $49.95
Personalized Wine Cellar Sign – $149.95
Cocktail Tool Set – $29.99
Nested Wood Tray – $59.95
Chateau Wine Bucket – $89.95
To see all of the RedEnvelope products I used for inspiration, visit the Bar, Wine & Beer section of their site (prepare to get lost in all the cool items).
Bar decorating is hard work. What better way to celebrate than with a cocktail…obviously. Here’s one of my favorite cocktails that I’ve shared on my blog, Cardamom Moscow Mule. Make it and use all of your new and fancy RedEnvelope barware.
