Decorating + Renovation

5 Storage Areas That Showcase Wine

From a wine fridge to a tasting room, get inspired by these wine cellars
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    David Spon Wine Cellar Concepts created the wine storage/tasting area in this 1920s Manhattan duplex renovated by Sawyer | Berson.

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    In the kitchen of a Spanish home by architecture firm Olson Kundig, the pot rack and marble-top island were custom made, the refrigerator and wine storage are by Sub-Zero, and the range and hood are by Wolf.

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    A stone serving table stands beneath a vaulted brick ceiling in the wine room of this Los Angeles home decorated by Madeline Stuart; the stools are 1920s Italian, and the 19th-century French bronze chandelier is from Connoisseur Antiques.

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    In a Manhattan duplex by ODA-Architecture, the wenge-wood racks lining the wine room were custom designed by the firm, as was the table, which is paired with Matteograssi stools from DDC.

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    The wine cellar aboard the Highlander yacht, owned and renovated by designer Joanne de Guardiola, and her husband, Roberto.

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