Transitional Wine Cellar Design Ideas with Ceramic Floors
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Diane Hasso Studios
A Wine Lover's Retreat gets a special metallic gray silver ceiling and an original metallic silver textured wall finish by Diane LaLonde Hasso of Faux-Real, LLC. Mike Schaap Builders and photo by Chuck Heiney
Architectural Plastics, Inc.
Architectural Plastics was contracted by Jean-Charles Boisset, the new owner of the historic Oakville Grocery, to turn a walk-in freezer into a light and airy wine cellar. The goal was to create a modern wine cellar that kept some of the industrial feel of the freezer.
The ceiling and one wall of the cellar were left with the original patinated metal lining of the freezer. Industrial ceiling lights were added as an aesthetic accompaniment to the exposed metal. The original flooring was also left in place.
Reclaimed wood toe kicks were added to bring in some warmth and tie in with the external wood-framed windows of the room.
Architectural Plastics then clad one wall in floor to ceiling LED panels with a 5000K color temperature to brighten the space up. The LED panels are a great compliment to Architectural Plastics' clear acrylic wine rack line because they make the racks glow and almost vanish.
Some additional white acrylic panels were added to hide the remaining metal walls of the cellar and act as signage for the store.
Several acrylic wine racks were then designed, made and installed by Architectural Plastics. This stunning space is an excellent example of the versatility of clear acrylic to blend with any design aesthetic.
Diane Hasso Studios
A Wine Lover's Retreat that has a Chicago Wine Tasting Room feel with the special touches and original wall finish designs of Diane LaLonde Hasso of Faux-Real, LLC. Mike Schaap Builder's and Photo: Chuck Heiney
Bailiwick Interior Design
This award-winning wine cellar combines light and texture to create an expansive look within a small space. Each element of this LED lighting plan was carefully designed to highlight every detail. The ingenious racking system offers varied storage and display areas to create a space that both welcomes and awes! Photography by Marisa Pelligrini
A.B.E. Networks
This wine cellar is hidden in the wall of a living room.
Patrick Miller Jr. Photography
Washington Valley Cellars
A display wall featuring horizontal display racking, a canted display row, and brick wall visible through the diamond bin racking. All racks are built from Sapelle Mahogany.
Architectural Plastics, Inc.
Architectural Plastics was contracted by Jean-Charles Boisset, the new owner of the historic Oakville Grocery, to turn a walk-in freezer into a light and airy wine cellar. The goal was to create a modern wine cellar that kept some of the industrial feel of the freezer.
The ceiling and one wall of the cellar were left with the original patinated metal lining of the freezer. Industrial ceiling lights were added as an aesthetic accompaniment to the exposed metal. The original flooring was also left in place.
Reclaimed wood toe kicks were added to bring in some warmth and tie in with the external wood-framed windows of the room.
Architectural Plastics then clad one wall in floor to ceiling LED panels with a 5000K color temperature to brighten the space up. The LED panels are a great compliment to Architectural Plastics' clear acrylic wine rack line because they make the racks glow and almost vanish.
Some additional white acrylic panels were added to hide the remaining metal walls of the cellar and act as signage for the store.
Several acrylic wine racks were then designed, made and installed by Architectural Plastics. This stunning space is an excellent example of the versatility of clear acrylic to blend with any design aesthetic.
Baltic Leisure
Baltic Leisure created this storage for behind the bar area. It allows for storage of wine bottles, liquor bottles and wine glasses
S Interior Design
S Interior Design custom designed this floating console that is made of cold rolled steel and wood front hinging doors and the high top concrete topped table..
The floor to ceiling wine refrigeration and display cabinet was added to the front room of the house to define the home owners preferred usage of the space.
Second Generation Renovations
Based in New York, with over 50 years in the industry our business is built on a foundation of steadfast commitment to client satisfaction.
Transitional Wine Cellar Design Ideas with Ceramic Floors
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