Barware Entertaining Collection

Create a layered and thoughtful entertaining space with designated mixing and serving zones. Keep your most-used pieces within reach and display accessories that give your bar area a dynamic look.

Whether you're styling a decanter alone or anchoring a surface with a tray, consistency in finish and form is what makes a display feel intentional. Repeat a metal tone, echo a silhouette, or carry a material through multiple pieces to achieve a cohesive look across your entertaining space.

The quality of a decanter reveals itself in the details. The clarity or character of the glass, the weight of the stopper, and the precision of how the topper seats. Look for toppers made from special materials like hand-blown glass, polished stone, or cast metal, which elevate the piece well beyond the functional.

• Consider the shape: Decanters come in wide-bodied, angular, and elongated silhouettes. Choose one based on how much surface area you want for aeration and how it will read on your surface.
• Think about material: Clear decanter glass emphasizes the color of the spirit, while textured or tinted glass adds visual depth. Some decanters incorporate mixed materials for added character.
• Pay attention to finish: A matte, smoked, or metallic finish on the body or base can tie a decanter to the surrounding décor and give it a more considered look.
• Evaluate the topper: The stopper or topper is often the most distinctive element. Look for ones crafted from stone, specialty glass, or decorative metal that make the piece feel special.
• Consider the importance of trays: Use a tray to transport tools and drinks efficiently while adding compositional balance.
• Plan for placement: A decanter works best displayed where it’s visible and easy to reach. Give it enough surface space to stand alone as a focal point.

Arteriors barware is designed to function as both serving pieces and sculptural objects. Decanters feature refined finishes, distinctive silhouettes, and toppers made from special materials, while trays bring a polished sense of structure to any entertaining surface — each strong enough to stand on its own.