Isn't She Gorgeous? Let us Know!
Here at Juliettes Interiors we may have just found the 'Most Perfect Gin Trolley'. We are so excited about our find that we thought we'd ask everyone what they thought, a modern convenient addition, or an old fashioned notion?
Gone are the brass and glass designs of old, replaced by a sharp stylish modern statement. A clever British designed super-functional drinks station, where everything you need is at your fingertips. Perfect for relaxing with friends or serving drinks outdoors without having to disappear for replenishments.
Featuring a built-in ventilated cabinet and mini fridge, walnut garnish board, and polished stainless steel drip tray. Also combines a drawer section for glasses and cocktail tools. The high gloss laminated birch ply construction together with diamond polished acrylic storage sections, offer a truly exceptional item that is easy to clean and maintain. Designer wooden castors allow you to move freely, allowing the trolley to be placed in the most perfectly convenient spot.
We think you will agree that this ultra modern drinks trolley is bang up-to-date and simply gorgeous.
We will be thrilled to know your thoughts, so please vote and leave a comment.
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