Invite elegance into your space with this oak bar cabinet, cleverly repurposed from an old sewing machine cabinet. Its dark wood finish, enhanced with Farrow's signature black paint, brings a modern touch while preserving the object's authenticity. Featuring a door skillfully adorned with a faux drawer and four side drawers, it offers practical storage space for your bottles and accessories. The original Singer key bears witness to its history and unique character. Slight traces of time are present.
Length: 91 cm
Width: 45 cm
Height: 79.5 cm
Drawer Width: 23.5 cm
Drawer Depth: 26 cm
Drawer Height: 12 cm
Shelf Height: 36 and 28 cm
A Brief History of the Bar Cabinet
The heir to the 19th-century "liqueur cabinet," the bar cabinet took its current form during Prohibition in the United States, where it was initially concealed in double-bottomed bookshelves. It was only with the rise of cocktails in the 1930s that it emerged from the shadows to become a display piece, symbolizing chic and the art of entertaining at home. Its structure is characterized by a raised top and an optimized interior space for glassware, often equipped with a brass footrest to relieve standing posture. Whether fixed or mobile as a serving cart, it is designed to be the strategic gathering point of the living room, transforming each tasting into a true ritual of conviviality.
