The Home Bar

Photography by Joshua Scott

There are plenty of reasons to drink at home -- not least of which is to put your bartending skills and impressive accoutrements on display. Whether you're hosting an intimate dinner party or mixing nightcaps for two, nothing says sophistication like a properly stocked bar, as well as the tools and the know-how to turn out a classic cocktail.

Design Within Reach Moller Trolley, $1,630, DWR.com

Above, from left: Asprey Game ice bucket in sterling silver, $7,350, Asprey.com

Nest solid brass bottle opener, $48, NestInteriorsNY.com

Nest hand-blown rocks glass in amber, $115 (for set of four), NestInteriorsNY.com

Spiegelau Vino Vino martini glass, $54.90 (for set of four), RiedelWebstore.com

Hermes Adage old fashion glass, $185, Hermes.com

Hermes Adage double old fashion glass, $200, Hermes.com

Paul Smith for Stelton cocktail mixer with spoon and tray, $1,955 (as part of set), PaulSmith.co.uk

Below, from left: Armani Casa Dvorak red wine glasses, $75 each, Armani.com

Spiegelau Vino Vino martini glasses, $54.90 (for set of four), RiedelWebstore.com

Hermes Adage whiskey Decanter, $1,025, Hermes.com

Spiegelau Lounge Longdrink tall glass, $21 (for set of two), RiedelWebstore.com

Spiegelau Lounge Softdrink medium glass, $21 (for set of two), RiedelWebstore.com