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Wine Cellars
Custom glass-enclosed wine cellars and display rooms built to show off a collection, not hide it.
A glass-enclosed wine cellar turns a collection into a feature of the room instead of something tucked away in a closet. We build both fully custom enclosures and glass-front display walls, sized to fit under stairs, in a dedicated room, or as a built-in cabinet, with racking and lighting coordinated around the glasswork.
- Fully custom enclosures or glass-front display walls
- Fits under stairs, in a dedicated room, or as a built-in
- Coordinated with racking, shelving, and lighting
- Insulated glass options for temperature-controlled cellars
Typical Wine Cellar Enclosures
Three proven systems cover most spaces. Each is custom-measured and fabricated around your room — these are a starting point for the conversation, not a fixed menu.
1. Wood-Framed Glass Wine Cellar Enclosures
Natural Materials, Architectural Glass
A custom wood frame combines the warmth of natural wood with the transparency of architectural glass, integrating the wine cellar directly into the home's millwork, stairs, and finishes.
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2. Black-Framed Glass Wine Cellar Enclosures
Contemporary Architectural Glass, Refined Details
A modern black frame system provides structure and visual definition, turning an underused corner or wall into a defined architectural feature that shows off the collection.
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3. Frameless Wine Cellar Enclosures
Architectural Glass, Showcase Your Collection
Large panels of glass with minimal visible framing let the wine collection and surrounding architecture take center stage — well suited to under-stair spaces and floor-to-ceiling displays.
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Hardware and finish options for each system — chrome, matte black, brushed nickel, brushed gold/brass, and more — are shown in our Hardware & Finishes section.
Have a space that doesn't fit a standard wine cellar?
Under a staircase, in an awkward corner, or built into an already-finished room — most wine cellars start with a space that wasn't designed for one. We work with your designer or contractor to fit the glass, framing, and doors to the actual conditions, whatever shape the space is in. Bring us your plans, your site conditions, or just an idea.
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