Show me your home bar setup! Looking for inspiration (apartment-friendly ideas welcome)

I have a studio apartment and my entire bar lives on a two-tier rolling cart from Target — the Threshold brand one, about $80. Top shelf: 8 bottles arranged by spirit type, labels forward. Bottom shelf: mixing glass, shaking tins, a small tray with bitters and garnish tools. I keep my glassware in the kitchen cabinet. The key is editing ruthlessly. You don't need 20 bottles on display. Keep your 6-8 workhorses on the cart and store backups in a closet. A crowded bar cart looks messy; a curated one looks sophisticated.

Bookshelf bar. I took a standard IKEA Kallax 2x4 shelf ($70), laid it on its side, and it became an eight-cubby bar. Bottles in the back cubbies, glassware in the front ones, tools in a ceramic cup on top. Total cost including the shelf and some LED strip lighting behind it: about $110. People always think it's a custom piece.

Floating shelf setup! Two 36-inch floating shelves from Amazon ($25 each), mounted at different heights. Top shelf = bottles, bottom shelf = glasses. Bar tools in a drawer nearby. It barely takes up any floor space and looks clean and modern. Only downside is you need to be able to drill into the wall, which might not work for everyone.

One tip that made a huge difference for my setup: get a proper ice situation. A Tovolo king cube tray ($12) and clear ice molds if you're feeling fancy. Nothing makes a home bar feel more "real" than serving someone an Old Fashioned with a perfect large cube. It's the cheapest upgrade with the biggest impact.