Florence Charm Bar Cabinet

A compact bar cabinet (100×40×100 cm) in warm walnut with turned legs, an open gallery with stemware rack, and a mixed-media base: one art-panel door + one glass door with shelf. It blends crafted details with functional zones for pouring, storing and display.

The Next Bestseller:Show + store in one piece: hanging glasses above, concealed and glass-front storage below.Distinct art panel creates thumb-stopping visuals in thumbnails and lifestyle shots.Apartment-friendly 40-cm depth; easy OEM/ODM finishes & hardware.Full KD, ISTA-3A mail-order ready.

We offer ODM/OEM service for this bar cabinet featuring open niches, doors with floral artwork and traditional turned legs. Internal wine racks, glass holders, shelving, artwork style, finishes and hardware can all be specified to fit home bars or hospitality projects.

For OEM, we provide private label solutions including logos, packaging and assembly guides, and can coordinate this bar cabinet with matching sideboards and tall units. For ODM, we design exclusive interior layouts, motifs and colorways based on your brief, then deliver 3D visuals, test samples and consistent mass-production capacity.

Q1. What is a bar cabinet and where is it usually placed?
A1. A bar cabinet is a storage unit for bottles, glassware, and bar tools. It is usually placed in a living room, dining area, or entertainment space to create a home bar zone.

Q2. Which features should a functional bar cabinet include?
A2. A functional bar cabinet typically includes bottle racks, glass holders, drawers for tools, and a surface for preparing drinks. Lockable doors are useful when children are in the home.

Q3. Are compact bar cabinets suitable for apartments?
A3. Compact bar cabinets are well suited to apartments because they provide vertical storage in a small footprint. Corner bar cabinets are especially efficient in tight layouts.

Q4. Can a bar cabinet be used in restaurants or hotels?
A4. Bar cabinets are frequently used in hospitality settings to store drinks and glassware. In commercial projects, contract-grade finishes and strong hardware are recommended.

Q5. What styles of bar cabinets are popular in modern interiors?
A5. Modern bar cabinets often mix wood tones with metal accents, fluted doors, or glass panels. Designs range from minimalist to rustic to match different interior styles.