Example of a trendy wine cellar design in New York

Dry bar with granite counter top; unrefrigerated wine bottle storage; deep drawer for tall liquor bottle storage; beaded back splash; lighted cabinets for glass and display; hanging glass stemware storage.

A beautiful custom wine cellar is climate controlled and built within a glass room adjacent to the living room and kitchen. This eye catching wine cellar allows the home owner easy access to the 423 bottles which can be stored in the diamond bins, individual bottle bins, or metal racking on the side walls. The focal point is the lit arch which was designed to display special art. Kathy at Inviniti Cellar Design

The white cabinets in this bright, clean wet bar are topped with Bianco Antico granite. Bottle storage is built in on either ends of the counter, with convenient stemware storage over the sink.

Inspiration for a mid-sized timeless wine cellar remodel in Phoenix

Dry bar with granite counter top; unrefrigerated wine bottle storage; deep drawer for tall liquor bottle storage; beaded back splash; lighted cabinets for glass and display; hanging glass stemware storage.

This wine cellar was designed for maximum wine space but also had to include an LED lighted display row and quartz countertop decanting area with stemware holder with diamond bins and individual racking below. Kathleen Valentini Custom Wine Cellar Orange County . Newport Beach, CA. Corona Del Mar, CA. Laguna Beach, CA. Dana Point, CA. San Clemente, CA.

This large beautiful wine cellar was hand dug below grade. Each 5 gallon bucket of dirt carried out was tracked by notches on the piece of wood hanging on the wall (see additional pictures). In total, over 800 buckets of dirt were excavated to build this room to storing over 1200 bottles of wine. The custom wood door welcomes visitors into the wine cellar. The wine racking was made of All-Heart Redwood. A variety of racking elements were used to showcase and accommodate various size bottles such as a lit high reveal display, rope lighting, quarter rounds, Cooperage table top, stemware holder, custom cabinets and drawers, half-round display, curved corner, adjustable bins, box diamond bins, case storage, and picture boxes set into the racking. The print on wall was taken by professional photographer Richard Duval - www.vinelines.com. This photo taken by Inviniti Cellar Design - Kathy

Dry bar with granite counter top; unrefrigerated wine bottle storage; deep drawer for tall liquor bottle storage; beaded back splash; lighted cabinets for glass and display; hanging glass stemware storage.

Home bar - small transitional single-wall porcelain tile and beige floor home bar idea in New York with no sink, raised-panel cabinets, white cabinets, solid surface countertops, multicolored backsplash and mosaic tile backsplash

Dry bar with granite counter top; unrefrigerated wine bottle storage; deep drawer for tall liquor bottle storage; beaded back splash; lighted cabinets for glass and display; hanging glass stemware storage.

Dry bar with granite counter top; unrefrigerated wine bottle storage; deep drawer for tall liquor bottle storage; beaded back splash; lighted cabinets for glass and display; hanging glass stemware storage.

Example of a kitchen design in Chicago

This large beautiful wine cellar was hand dug below grade. Each 5 gallon bucket of dirt carried out was tracked by notches on the piece of wood hanging on the wall (see additional pictures). In total, over 800 buckets of dirt were excavated to build this room to storing over 1200 bottles of wine. The custom wood door welcomes visitors into the wine cellar. The wine racking was made of All-Heart Redwood. A variety of racking elements were used to showcase and accommodate various size bottles such as a lit high reveal display, rope lighting, quarter rounds, Cooperage table top, stemware holder, custom cabinets and drawers, half-round display, curved corner, adjustable bins, box diamond bins, case storage, and picture boxes set into the racking. The print on wall was taken by professional photographer Richard Duval - www.vinelines.com. This photo taken by Inviniti Cellar Design - Kathy

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Mid-sized trendy single-wall light wood floor wet bar photo in New York with an undermount sink, flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, granite countertops, gray backsplash and stone slab backsplash

A beautiful custom wine cellar is climate controlled and built within a glass room adjacent to the living room and kitchen. This eye catching wine cellar allows the home owner easy access to the 423 bottles which can be stored in the diamond bins, individual bottle bins, or metal racking on the side walls. The focal point is the lit arch which was designed to display special art.Kathy at Inviniti Cellar Design

This large beautiful wine cellar was hand dug below grade. Each 5 gallon bucket of dirt carried out was tracked by notches on the piece of wood hanging on the wall (see additional pictures). In total, over 800 buckets of dirt were excavated to build this room to storing over 1200 bottles of wine. The custom wood door welcomes visitors into the wine cellar. The wine racking was made of All-Heart Redwood. A variety of racking elements were used to showcase and accommodate various size bottles such as a lit high reveal display, rope lighting, quarter rounds, Cooperage table top, stemware holder, custom cabinets and drawers, half-round display, curved corner, adjustable bins, box diamond bins, case storage, and picture boxes set into the racking. The print on wall was taken by professional photographer Richard Duval - www.vinelines.com. This photo taken by Inviniti Cellar Design - Kathy

Set in the heart of Beverly Hills, this compact VINIUM Classic project delivers maximum impact. Artfully designed, it features our Classic wine storage system made with walnut blocks in clear finish on two walls. The third wall holds sleek cabinetry and open stemware shelves to match the millwork of the wine storage. Texas limestone walls are washed with light to complete the vision.

This large beautiful wine cellar was hand dug below grade. Each 5 gallon bucket of dirt carried out was tracked by notches on the piece of wood hanging on the wall (see additional pictures). In total, over 800 buckets of dirt were excavated to build this room to storing over 1200 bottles of wine. The custom wood door welcomes visitors into the wine cellar. The wine racking was made of All-Heart Redwood. A variety of racking elements were used to showcase and accommodate various size bottles such as a lit high reveal display, rope lighting, quarter rounds, Cooperage table top, stemware holder, custom cabinets and drawers, half-round display, curved corner, adjustable bins, box diamond bins, case storage, and picture boxes set into the racking. The print on wall was taken by professional photographer Richard Duval - www.vinelines.com. This photo taken by Inviniti Cellar Design - Kathy