19 beautiful home wine cellars for the last of the lockdown wine
We’re finally able to enjoy a tipple in our favourite pub gardens and bars again – but in the meantime, why not consider creating your very own beautifully-designed (and well stocked) home wine cellar? From contemporary creations spiralling up from the floor, to feature ‘wine walls’ and Etruscan-style traditional caves, these bespoke wine rooms would be the perfect place to store your collection.
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1909 Gin cabinet. from £3,500. 1909kitchens.co.uk
The end of lockdown is (finally) approaching, but this millennial pink ‘Gin’ cabinet from 1909 kitchens is still inspiring us to invest in a home bar. Tailor made with practical storage for your preferred vintages and spirits, it’s also freestanding which allows for flexibility if you re-plan your kitchen. photo: © Paul Craig
Spiral Cellar, from £20,609. spiralcellar.com
Short on space? London living doesn’t automatically mean a home wine cellar is out of the question – as the recent rise in popularity for spiral cellars proves. Perfect for an oenophile’s stash, this one can be installed in less than nine days and creates a striking feature out of the kitchen floor as a bonus.
Smallbone wine room. smallbone.co.uk
Featuring a tasting area and plenty of storage, Smallbone’s wine room is fit for royalty. Design features include stained grey oak, brass handles and adjustable shelving. Sleek backlighting is also ideal for displaying prize vintages and storing glassware for home tasting sessions.
LG Signature wine cellar, from £5,999. lg.com
A must have for the techy wine lover – LG Signature’s wine cellar features LED shelf lighting, SmartThinQ technology with voice activated commands and humidity control. Plus, it’s UV resistant to protect the flavour profiles of your wine.
Alhadeff Architects, Todi. alhadeff.com
This traditional wine cellar is designed by Milan and London-based Alhadeff Architects, and resides in a converted oil mill in Todi. Umbrian limestone and double height ceilings make it exactly the kind of environment we’d happily spend a few hours quaffing Chianti in.
Cellar Maison, SW4. cellarmaison.com
Wine collections have traditionally been hidden away in cellars to preserve flavour profiles, but new technology means it’s far easier to store your collection above ground now. This curved glass design in SW4 by Cellar Maison is the consummate showstopper.
Smallbone Macassar wine wall. smallbone.co.uk
Need quick access to the Chablis? A wine wall is the way forward. Meeting the demand for a space to display fine vintages and simultaneously keep them to hand for entertaining – Smallbone’s Macassar wine wall features a storage system that replicates the conditions of a traditional cellar environment. This smart design includes bespoke wine shelving in stained ebony and bespoke drinks trays with a mirrored back wall. A Wine Guardian conditioning unit is also built in, along with UV-stable tinted frameless glass.
Cable Wine Systems. cablewinesystems.com
This clever design by Cable Wine Systems doubles as a room divider with floor-to-ceiling glass doors, seamlessly integrating with contemporary open plan surroundings.
LG Signature wine cellar, from £5,999. lg.com
LG signature’s wine fridge fits perfectly into more modern settings like city pied-á-terres and penthouses.
Cellar Maison. cellarmaison.com
If you have the square footage at your disposal (and you’re a true vinophile), the ultimate dream is this wine cellar which is wrapped around its own tasting area. A wine room designed to truly take dinner parties to new heights.
Cellar Maison, Surrey. cellarmaison.com
Created for a private estate in Surrey, this bespoke wine room was built to hold 1300 bottles. Lucy Swallow designed the interior of the property, with grey washed oak, stainless steel, white polished marble all echoed in the design of the wine room, and a backlit feature wall. Temperature and humidity control are also inbuilt, with a specialist insulated cellar door which was made to match the joinery.
Cellar Maison. cellarmaison.com
A little more pressed for room? We love the clever use of the dead below-stairs space in this compact cellar. The final design also creates visual impact, demonstrating how to conjure interest to a space that might otherwise be overlooked.
Cable Wine Systems. cablewinesystems.com
Wine cellar design collides with optical illusion in this walk-in glass cabinet. Slick enough to incorporate into an open plan living area, while making use of space and scale.
Cellar Maison. cellarmaison.com
Trying to configure a wine room into a contemporary barn conversion? Take a leaf from this project by Cellar Maison. Double height racks and vertical lines work with the natural proportions of the room – with barn-style beams incorporated into the design and shelving.
Cable Wine Systems. cablewinesystems.com
Backlighting, glass, and wire cabling are all elements that help to create drama and intrigue in this modern art-styled wine room, while also creating the illusion that the bottles are floating in mid air.
Smallbone wine and cigar lounge. smallbone.co.uk
We love the 1920s vintage accents in this private, Smallbone-designed home wine and cigar lounge. Evoking the aesthetic of a private bar, the joinery is crafted from ebonised black walnut and cleverly integrated within the design are double wine coolers and drinks refrigeration. Calacatta Venato Bianco superior honed marble was used for the statement bar, which is offset against the deep indigo velvet upholstery in the bespoke banquet seating area. A private lounge fit for the Orient Express.
Cellar Maison, Surrey. cellarmaison.com
This slick, compact wine room integrates seamlessly into the monochrome scheme of a property in Surrey, where Cellar Maison worked with interior designer Lucy Swallow Interiors.
Michelle Nussbaumer, Shambala Warehouse. michellenussbaumer.com
This Michelle Nussbaumer take on a wine cellar is one for the eclectic wine lover. Departing from more masculine style, Turkish design influences are incorporated with playful splashes of colour, contrasting graphic wallpaper and geometric cabinetry.
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