Tea cart

This tea cart was made in the 1960's and is in good shape for its age. I painted the four support spindles as well while it was u...

TUTOTAK Bar Cart, Serving Cart for Home, Microwave Cart, Drink Cart, Mobile Kitchen Shelf with Wine Rack and Glass Holder, Rolling Beverage Cart BC01BB030 TUTOTAK Bar Cart, Serving Cart for Home, Microwave Cart, Drink Cart, Mobile Kitchen Shelf with Wine Rack and Glass Holder, Rolling Beverage Cart BC01BB030

I was given an old warped tea cart that was in many pieces. The large wheels and push handle were not on it anymore and the sides and top were warped from being…

A good customer dropped off this vintage tea cart to get a major makeover, follow along to see how.Pop over to my blog for more free home decor and furniture tu…

I love a well styled cart. I found the best tea and bar carts and the best styled ones. So great to have for parties and any corner of your home.

The best tea storage and tea organization ideas for your kitchen and pantry. Low cost, DIY and Ikea hack ideas to organize your stash of tea.

For the sake of ease, let's just call this a vintage bar cart makeover from the thrift store. (Although I am definitely aware that this is an old TV cart from the 60's and 70's, I

The first step to take, if you’re not already doing so, is to use loose tea, preferably from a shop that has a good turnover in loose leaf tea. No matter how impressive the brand, tea in bags just won’t provide the same quality, and in the case of green, jasmine, or Oolong teas, loose leaf is far more economical as the leaves can be infused several times before losing their potency. Also, the larger the leaf, the more intense the brew. If you’re using an expensive tea you should also use…