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Classing up our living room with a bar cart

Guest post written by Natalie Rickman

I'm at the point where I really want to make my home my own. I spent a lot of money on it so that I can actually call it my own and now's the time to decorate it to wear it actually looks like a place that I would live. I really love retro style and I thought that it would be a fun idea to buy a bar cart to use in there.

When I was online looking around for a reasonably affordable bar cart, which can be kind of hard to track down, I came across some info on Sears cabinet refacing. I really hate my kitchen right now and would love to give it a makeover, so I'm going to start there.

I foudn this one amazing looking bar cart that was exactly what I had imagined in my mind. It was a little more expensive than I had wanted to pay, but I found a coupon code for it and bought it with that. No turning back now!

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