You can take the ease of having an indoor party
outside by having your ingredients and tools in order at your outdoor bar.  You
might even want to consider stocking your bar with its own outdoor glassware
for cocktails, wine and beer. Keep a separate set of bar tools outside to avoid
multiple trips indoors. Be sure to utilize plastics whenever possible...Have you ever had to empty the pool to search for glass pieces? Or had to pull glass shards from the feet of little children? Pier One, Pottery Barn, and many department stores offer stylish and decorative plastic dinnerware, glassware and cutlery for stylish settings! You'll need the basics in this outdoor setup –
bottle openers, napkins and stirrers. And be sure to place pouring spouts on
all liquor and mixer bottles to keep spills to a minimum. Choose a bar console that's big on storage
below with plenty of prepping space above. If you wish, add an outdoor fridge
or wine chiller nearby. If that's not an option, try a galvanized metal tub or
a new wheelbarrow filled with ice to keep beverages cool. A coordinating
ottoman doubles as a casual coffee table for trays of drinks. Need help setting up your outdoor space? Call us at RyanAlexander Interiors and our design consultant will create an entertaining experience for you and your guests! 786.704.9370 |
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