Our clients are always searching for a distinct level of quality and craftsmanship. Our work can be found in both residential and commercial properties including the Bellagio in Las Vegas, Ritz Carlton, House of Blues, Hard Rock Café, Gordon Ramsay Steak, and more.A wine cabinet is a furniture-style piece that is built with many of the same features like a wine cellar. It will keep your bottles at a steady temperature while maintaining proper humidity for the long-term storage of wine. It is insulated, includes racking, doors, lighting, and a cellar cooling system. Other features include a lock with key, leveling legs, and digital temperature control. A wine cabinet has the advantage of storing a large capacity of wine within a small footprint. Additionally, many wine cabinet owners find that they can keep their cabinets for many years as it requires very little maintenance. Its style and color can be customized to match the look of the space where it will be installed.Before you commit to your own custom wine cabinet, keep the following questions in mind while browsing our gallery. Take note of any existing cabinets within our gallery or website that you find appealing. How many bottles do you want to store? How big should the wine cabinet be? Would you like the cabinet to be installed freestanding or built-in? What style of door would you like? Do you have the proper electrical set up for your new cabinet? Will you require multiple independent temperature zones? What style of racking would you like? Will you be storing any oddly shaped bottles? Lastly, what is your budget for your custom cabinet?Some of Vinotemp&#;s most popular wine cabinet styles include an all-wood traditional wine cabinet with wood racking, modern all-glass cabinet with clear acrylic racking, a showstopping under stairs wine cabinet with brushed stainless doors, built-in wine cabinets that fit into an unused closet space, and beautiful custom wine cabinets with all glass doors and label forward horizontal wine racking.Below you will find our custom wine cabinet gallery that showcases a wide variety of styles and options. Everything from modern wine cabinets, rustic wine cabinets, wine cabinets in white, built-in wine cabinets, traditional wood wine cabinets, contemporary wine cabinets, all-glass wine cabinets, and luxury residential cabinets. Browse our gallery for an endless source of wine cabinet ideas that are sure to inspire you.If you are ready to purchase your own custom wine cabinet, our 2D and 3D design team has a library of designs and will work with you to create your own custom piece within your budget. Whether you are a homeowner or restauranteur, no job is too small for us. If you have any questions about the custom wine cabinet process, please feel free to contact us using our Contact Form
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As opposed to a wine cellar or walk-in storage space, wine cabinets are self-contained units that can be integrated into almost any existing space, even after construction. They can be built to fit a wall, nook, corner, or as a stand-alone piece that blends with the home&#;s decor.
While there are some nice refrigerator units out there, most are consumer-level offerings with a one-size-fits-all design. And they remain detached from their environment, both physically and aesthetically.
Wine cabinets are made to order and seamlessly blend into their surroundings. Each feature, from the glass to the interior lighting, to the racking, can be customized. The cooling unit is also installed separately and calibrated specifically for each cabinet.
If you would like to learn more about the differences between wine cellars and wine refrigerators, check out our article here.
With a few exceptions, wine cabinets are typically less expensive to build than a traditional wine cellar. And because they&#;re compact, well-sealed, and well-insulated, they&#;re roughly 60% more energy efficient.
A wine cabinet can be customized to blend seamlessly with your existing décor, rather than having to make major interior design changes around a full wine cellar. And the best part: Most units ship preassembled, which eliminates the hassle and mess associated with construction.
While not technically under the stairs, this cabinet resides off to the side of the steps and makes use of a small space not otherwise used in the home. It&#;s faced with a beautiful, book-matched hardwood that has been stained to bring out the natural grain. (From Focus Wine Cellars)Wine cabinets are especially suited to bars, restaurants, hotels, and clubs because they serve a dual purpose: They can add aesthetic flair to a room or public space and, business-wise, double as a sales showcase for your luxury wine list. Stand-alone units can be moved around as your business grows &#; even to a different location &#; should you ever change addresses.
Much like a cellar, a wine cabinet is fully customizable, limited only by your imagination and budget. The biggest opportunity for customization is with the exterior facing, which essentially informs the entire design. Wood is the most popular material, and for good reason: The texture, grain, and color of bare wood can be stunning, even more so when enhanced with the perfect stain or finish.
Door panels come in all sizes and shapes, even frameless designs. You can choose from colorful display lighting that can be controlled via remote or tied into your house&#;s smart system. And the options for racking are just as fun to explore. From individual bottle racks, to slotted shelves, metal or wood, your choices are virtually endless.
Wine cabinetmakers are skilled artisans no different than a traditional cabinetmaker or woodworker. When you order a cabinet from a master builder, here are some of the quality standards you can expect:
&#; and of course, the best cooling system options available (we can vouch for this one).
The Wine Guardian cabinet cooling system is specifically designed to be integrated into your custom wine cabinet. The system is a professional-grade, self-contained climate control system for regulating the temperature of a wine cabinet, wine display, or wine showcase at either aging temperatures or any serving temperature (41-64°F/5-18°C). The cabinet cooling system is completely self-contained and includes an integral air-cooled condenser. No ductwork or drain line is required.
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