Decanters

Don't want to spend a ton of money on fancy liquor in beautiful bottles? If you are like me having champagne taste on a beer budget, then buying a bottle of top shelf liquor is out of your budget. These glass decanters can class up any event or living room.

Make DIY stamped leather liquor bottle labels to help keep your alcohol straight.

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Wine decanters need to be handled with care. Before putting your decanter in the dishwasher, learn the three best ways how to clean your decanter!

Expert tips on choosing a wine decanter. If you enjoy red wine or drink more affordable wine on a regular basis, then using a decanter is a great idea.

Elevate cocktail hour with this chic setup: an armoire tricked out with everything you need to really shake things up.

There is an art to entertaining. The soundtrack has to be just right (and at just the right level), avoid bright lighting at all costs and whatever you do, be sure to have wine stocked. Lots and lots of wine. If everyone’s glasses are perpetually full, others areas where you’re lacking (the dip that’s missing an ingredient, the ice you forgot to pick up), will go unnoticed. And if you want to add some pomp and circumstance to the evening, break out a decanter for your wine.

If your crystal decanter is looking cloudy, follow these simple cleaning tips to keep it sparkling for years to come.

You might think that decorative cut glass would look dated and completely out of sync with most modern decor. Like china place settings, lead crystal is often given as wedding gifts or inherited from relatives, and seems like a relic of a different time. Or does it? Here are several ideas that use bar decanters in fresh new ways. In the lead image above, notice the table lamp made from a cut glass decanter, seen in this Scandinavian home from Skona Hem.