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Expertly designed by our Houston location to blend seamlessly with the rest of the room, this home office uses adjustable shelving, custom cabinets and storage solutions to create an modern and beautiful space that blends with the client's desk.

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Interior view of dining room with custom designed screen wall that provides privacy from front entry while showcasing the Owner's collection of travel artifacts. Photo: Ebony Ellis

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With a focus on raw wine storage capacity, design and aesthetics, IWA built this dedicated wine room with a 2,000 bottle capacity in Tiburon, California. Opposite the door we placed a beautiful tabletop archway with dramatic display racking above the arch. To enlarge the countertop space and maximize bottle capacity, we designed double-deep solid-wood diamond racks below the tabletop. In the dead corners of the cellar we created half-hidden bin storage. The racks extended from floor to ceiling, which also increased bottle capacity, and we designed a rolling ladder for access to bottles near the ceiling. We placed rectangular bins on the side walls for easy access to wood and carton cases. We used double display rows with LED accent lighting for maximum drama and impact.

This Tuscan inspired warm wine cellar has traditional custom wood racking in Sapele Mahogany with a walnut stain and holds up to 1,200 bottles. LED lighting illuminates the display racking and arched tasting table.

This Tuscan inspired warm wine cellar has traditional custom wood racking in Sapele Mahogany with a walnut stain and holds up to 1,200 bottles. LED lighting illuminates the display racking and arched tasting table.

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This Tuscan inspired warm wine cellar has traditional custom wood racking in Sapele Mahogany with a walnut stain and holds up to 1,200 bottles. LED lighting illuminates the display racking and arched tasting table.

This Tuscan inspired warm wine cellar has traditional custom wood racking in Sapele Mahogany with a walnut stain and holds up to 1,200 bottles. LED lighting illuminates the display racking and arched tasting table.

This property came with a house which proved ill-matched to our clients’ needs but which nestled neatly amid beautiful live oaks. In choosing to commission a new home, they asked that it also tuck under the limbs of the oaks and maintain a subdued presence to the street. Extraordinary efforts such as cantilevered floors and even bridging over critical root zones allow the design to be truly fitted to the site and to co-exist with the trees, the grandest of which is the focal point of the entry courtyard. Of equal importance to the trees and view was to provide, conversely, for walls to display 35 paintings and numerous books. From form to smallest detail, the house is quiet and subtle.

Wine cellar in Deerfield, Illinois was designed to transform an underutilized basement space into a striking wine storage feature. A black-framed insulated glass door reveals a warm, inviting cellar featuring custom walnut wine racks, vertical bottle displays, and dedicated storage for cases and larger collections. Integrated LED lighting highlights the wood grain and bottle presentation, creating a gallery-style display while maintaining a refined atmosphere. The layout maximizes storage capacity with a mix of display shelving, diamond bins, and horizontal bottle storage, ensuring both function and visual balance. Designed and built by Luxury Elements, specialists in custom wine cellars, wine rooms, and luxury wine storage throughout Deerfield and the greater Chicagoland area.

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Wine cellar in Deerfield, Illinois was designed to transform an underutilized basement space into a striking wine storage feature. A black-framed insulated glass door reveals a warm, inviting cellar featuring custom walnut wine racks, vertical bottle displays, and dedicated storage for cases and larger collections. Integrated LED lighting highlights the wood grain and bottle presentation, creating a gallery-style display while maintaining a refined atmosphere. The layout maximizes storage capacity with a mix of display shelving, diamond bins, and horizontal bottle storage, ensuring both function and visual balance. Designed and built by Luxury Elements, specialists in custom wine cellars, wine rooms, and luxury wine storage throughout Deerfield and the greater Chicagoland area.

Wine cellar in Deerfield, Illinois was designed to transform an underutilized basement space into a striking wine storage feature. A black-framed insulated glass door reveals a warm, inviting cellar featuring custom walnut wine racks, vertical bottle displays, and dedicated storage for cases and larger collections. Integrated LED lighting highlights the wood grain and bottle presentation, creating a gallery-style display while maintaining a refined atmosphere. The layout maximizes storage capacity with a mix of display shelving, diamond bins, and horizontal bottle storage, ensuring both function and visual balance. Designed and built by Luxury Elements, specialists in custom wine cellars, wine rooms, and luxury wine storage throughout Deerfield and the greater Chicagoland area.

Designed to correlate with the cabinets flanking the fireplace that were present when the client purchased the home, this new bookcase has a custom cherry finish and granite top to match those existing units. The doors on the base unit are sliding to allow easier storage access. LED lights were used in the upper cases while the individual wood shelves required lighting to be installed vertically on both sides of each case. Careful consideration went into the lighting and hardware to create a wall unit that is as functional as it is beautiful.