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Upgrade your evening drinks and dinner parties with an interior must-have: the drinks trolley.

They're a stylish storage solution for your booze and glassware, and many are made with wheels too, offering a convenient way to make a home bar easy to move around your living room or kitchen.

We've handpicked 12 of our favourite designs, which range from art-deco inspired, rattan with a 70s feel or minimal Scandi styles.

Spanning a mix of budgets from high-end to affordable picks, they're the perfect way to display your bottles and cocktail shakers.

All available to shop now from big-name retailers including John Lewis, Oliver Bonas, Dunelm and more, there's no better way to enjoy a glass (or five) in style.

This art-deco-inspired gold bar trolley is ultra-luxe and the mirrored shelves add a reflective finishing touch. Whether you want to drink al fresco or relax on the couch with a glass of wine, the wheels allow you to move it from room to room with ease.

Another luxury find is this glass bar cart from John Lewis. The polished gold adds an opulent finish and the shelves can support up to 15kg, so there's plenty of room for wines, spirits and glassware.

This circular steel design with a metal finish is a barware must-have. It's especially good if you're limited on space but still keen to add a drinks trolley to your home. The three tiers are an opportunity to categorise and separate your wines from your liquor from your glassware.

This serving trolley is great for the more budget-conscious. It has a minimal design that's simple and stylish with an industrial feel, thanks to the bamboo and iron black colours. It also comes with two brakes for peace of mind.

For something a little different, look no further than this woven rattan piece. It has two shelves, a curved silhouette and gold-toned wheels designed for indoor use. We're sure it'll earn you compliments next time you have guests visit.

Looking for something retro? Add Dunelm's antique brass trolley to your basket ASAP. Made with iron and mirrored glass, it has a handle and wheels for fuss-free maneuverability.

For less than £100, this serving cart has it all. It has two hanging glass hooks and racks to store four wine bottles, along with three shelves for housing all your favourite tipples. The metal frame and rustic brown detailing have a vintage aesthetic too.

Another budget-friendly find is this gold drinks trolley from Asda, so make sure you add it to your basket to your next weekly shop. The two shelves, a handle, four wheels and a spacious gold circular frame marry style and function.

If you're in a pinch and are hosting guests soon, head to Amazon for ample choice and speedy delivery times. This Scandi-style wooden trolley is minimal and elegant, but also great value with a vinyl marble effect.

This luxury bar cart is a mix of acorn-stained walnut veneer and antique brass details that's inspired by the 50s and 60s. It's versatile and can be used to store liquor or as a table-serving station.

Oliver Bonas is one of the best places for stylish, luxury homewares and has a plethora of gold and rattan options. This metallic circular model has marble shelves and castor wheels which are both functional but a beautiful piece of decor for your home.

This pared-back design from John Lewis is in collaboration with furniture brand Swoon. It's neat and unfussy, and perfect if you're looking for an alternative to the many gold drinks trolleys on the market. When moving it between rooms, there's also a neat tray-edge finish to prevent it from slipping and sliding.

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