Designing and building a wine wall.
My husband built a wonderful wine cellar in our former home using Wine Rack America products. We have recently moved into a condo, which we are remodeling. We have an available wall that we want to use to feature our wine, but my husband is having trouble visualizing the project. So, I am jumping in to get the project started with a designer with the hope that hubby will get fired up and jump on-board.
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- 8 years ago
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8 years ago
8 years agolast modified: 8 years agoWhat about using a modular product like [this[(https://www.houzz.com/products/modular-wine-rack-prvw-vr~36772233)?
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- 8 years ago
Thanks to all for your responses and your interest. Yes, I am sure all of them are cold air returns. The wine wall I have planned will not prevent a sufficient circulation of air. Overall, I would describe my decor with words such as: natural, rustic and eclectic. I use a lot of earth tones and neutrals. Yes, there are traditional elements, but I also have other influences, such as industrial and contemporary. Here is a picture of the plan. The storage boxes will be redwood within walnut stain. The rods below are brushed nickel. The racks above are black metal. The copper artwork pictured above will be in the middle of the racks. Also note the glassware, which will be displayed along with a silver cooling bucket and other collectibles. BgM
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