New innovative wine room racking that incorporates wood and metal tubes with grey finishes. Ideally lighted with RGB leds and open spaces to provide a very light display and storage area. A tasting counter and work table added to decanter wine and open bottles with a drawer for accessories. A wooden perforated cover placed in ceiling to cover unsightly cooling equipment. Great ambiance created in this dining room.

Metal wine racks under green LED lighting, lending a contemporary appeal to the fully functional wine cellar environment. We installed floor to ceiling height wine racks fro Vintage View. This closet conversion project in Los Angeles is a pride of Coastal Custom Wine Cellars. View our completed wine cellar gallery: https://www.winecellarsbycoastal.com/custom-wine-cellars.aspx Wine Cellars by Coastal 8 Waltham Rd. Ladera Ranch, CA 92694 +1 (949) 200-8134 Take a video tour of this project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbaMBhgLzrI&feature=youtu.be

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The new glass trap door showing the cellar to its maximum effect.

A close up of this contemporary wine space. One can clearly make out the random aluminum coated panels and the steel rods that hold the wine bottles. The LED lights emanate from the back custom glass panels.

Wild Grapes designed this basement wine room in a Surrey home, which houses some 900 wine bottles. This design uses a mix of single depth wine racks (above the counter top) and double depth units below counter. Two taller units are also used in the cubby hole at the end of the room.

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Concrete makes its way to top Polished countertops lend themselves to contemporary looks with traditional feel October 04, 2007|By Nzong Xiong, McClatchy-Tribune Newspapers Tony and Laurie Adamo of Fresno, Calif., needed a countertop for the bar in their game and bar room. But they didn't want just any kind of countertop. Tony Adamo's instructions to his interior designer, Linda Zoerb of Fresno: "I told her to design it and stay away from my taste because I'm more conservative. I wanted something more fun." Concrete What she did was go with concrete. And after the concrete mixture was poured into a mold at the house and had hardened, Zoerb made a swirl design using gray and black pigment powder before it was sealed. "She did a great job," said Adamo, 56 and owner of All American Sports Fan stores in Fresno, Clovis, Calif., and other locations. "I love it. We entertain a lot, and it gets a lot of use." Concrete isn't just for floors. It also can be used for countertops. And if you want something custom, you can't beat concrete. Custom countertops The concept of using concrete for countertops has been becoming more popular, especially in the last five years, said Sergio Ilic, president of Heritage Bomanite in Fresno. His company has created concrete countertops since 1992. "At the time, it was one here and one there. ...Now, we do it on average about three a month." Evan Lloyd, owner of Solid Solutions Studios in Fresno, agrees. When he started his business in Los Angeles 10 years ago, concrete countertops were very popular there. Then he relocated to Fresno about four years ago. "We used to do one a month, and now we do three or four, which is about all we can handle," he said. What has some people eyeing concrete for countertops is its versatility. "We can really customize your countertop," Lloyd said. "It's not just a rock that's cut to fit; it's custom-made for that home." Concrete has its own unique appeal, said Zoerb, who owns Professional Design Consultants. "I think more people would be more open to it if they could see it, touch it and feel it," she said. "It's a really neat surface. There are so many applications for concrete, but it's not the first application that comes to mind when it comes to countertops." Concrete countertops tend to lend themselves to contemporary looks, she said. But, as Adamo's bar countertop demonstrates, they can have a slightly traditional feel, too. In this case, she accomplished the look by surrounding the countertop with traditional wood and copper cabinetry. "It needed to be playful, classy and functional," she said. Concrete countertops can come in solid colors or color blends. They can be acid-stained or dyed. They can have additional accents, such being inlaid with rocks, tile or shells. Recycled glass or rocks also can be mixed in with the concrete. Cutting-board space or metal bars for trivets can be included. They also can have muted, rustic-looking tops or glossy finishes.

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