Interior designer Tracy Murdock designed this special “bottle wall” to house her client’s special miniature alcohol bottles collected from around the world for over 20 years.
The wall was built out to form the niches where special fluorescent lighting tubes were installed behind each section. The Back wall is acrylic lined with rice paper. Then the acrylic “grids” were installed where there is a box for each bottle giving the effect that each is floating. Finally glass doors were installed to not only keep out the dust…but also “fingers” and to make the collection all the more important.
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Fluorescent lighting tubes set each section aglow. Murdock used acrylic shelving units to give the bottles a floating appearance and glass doors to keep out dust and fingerprints.
Envisioning the dining hallway/butler's pantry to be a wall of cabinetry with some having glass fronts and others being closed. Centered on the same wall would be a wall mount buffet which the cabinets would flank on either side.
Interior designer Tracy Murdock designed this special “bottle wall” to house her client’s special miniature alcohol bottles collected from around the world for over 20 years.
The wall was built out to form the niches where special fluorescent lighting tubes were installed behind each section. The Back wall is acrylic lined with rice paper. Then the acrylic “grids” were installed where there is a box for each bottle giving the effect that each is floating. Finally glass doors were installed to...