1 minute read
Astoria Grand’s Corene splits at the meridian, its surface printed with a replica of a sixteenth-century Italian nautical map, and reveals glass storage on top with a lower shelf sized for wine and liquor bottles. Three turned hardwood legs on casters let it roll from a study to the living room without much effort. At 22 inches across and 21 pounds, it’s compact enough for an apartment but built to hold an actual bottle rotation, not just a decanter or two for show. After years building out a whiskey collection, I’ve learned the real test for a piece like this is whether the storage works as hard as the shape. This one looks built to. It ships with assembly required, one person can handle it, and Wayfair currently has it marked more than half off with monthly financing available.
