We cannot get enough of the indoor natural rattan trend, and neither could our guests when they picked up
their Abigail’s Party-themed cocktails from this boho number. Delicately crafted, its woven circular shelves
are finished with those classic Seventies scalloped edges, and are held together with a wooden frame in
contrasting mint. A versatile trolley that will transition from daytime to evening without fuss, this one
looked equally charming serving tea for two.
Cane-Line roll bar trolley: £795, Cane-Line
On the higher end (and price) of Scandi minimalism comes this sleek and chic serving trolley from the
Danish and Icelandic design duo Welling Ludvik. A substantially sized product, its industrial influence is
clear on first sight. The robust frame is made from powder-coated aluminium, while slatted natural teak
forms one of the two trays. We loved the way the wooden tray could fit top or bottom, depending on
preference. Simple, beautiful, timeless design.
Fermob Luxembourg trolley bar: £539, Houseology