Begin your cellar
Wood-lined wine cellar with tiered racks, brick walls, stone steps, a counter and wooden crates in a niche.
Wood cellarsIndividual bays stack above a brick crate niche, over stone steps and a stone counter.
San Francisco & the Bay Area

A place for every vintage.

Custom cellars, wine racking, cooling and cellar doors for homes and businesses — beginning with a designer visit and a quote.

Begin your cellarExplore the gallery

Cellars drawn around the collection.

The elements

Room, rack, climate.

Storage, enclosure and air are planned together. Explore each part in motion, or keep it as a still view.

In perspective

Explore the room, its proportions and the storage around your collection.

Wood & metal racking

Individual bays and label-forward rails are drawn to the bottle formats you keep, with provision for the collection to grow.

Cooling & refrigeration

Cooling is planned with the room itself — vent placement, seals and the finished joinery share one layout.

A room for the collection

A room before it is a rack.

From a compact closet to a full cellar, a designer visit begins with the space you have, the bottles you keep and the way you want to reach for them.

Pale painted wine racks with individual bottle slots, angled display shelves and hanging stemware in a central niche.
RackingOne bottle to a bay in pale racking, rising to the sloped ceiling, with a niche for glasses.
In practice

What shapes the room.

Custom wine cellarsA designer visits your space, then plans the cellar around the collection and the room.Wood & metal rackingIndividual slots, label-forward display and provision for a collection to grow.Cooling & refrigerationClimate control planned as part of the room, not added at the end.Cellar doors & finishesThe threshold, the frame and the final layer of material.
The process

A visit, a quote, a cellar.

  1. A designer visit

    A designer visits your space to discuss the collection and understand the room.

  2. A quote and design

    The designer prepares a quote covering layout, materials, racking and cooling.

  3. Contracted installation

    Installation is carried out by contracted professionals to the agreed design.

Explore the gallery
Wine bottles on metal rails beside diagonal wood bins, an exposed brick wall and a stone counter.Wood cellars
Slim metal rails hold bottles label-out, beside dark diamond bins and an exposed brick wall.
Wine bottles displayed label-forward on metal rails against a wood-backed wall.Racking
Slim black rails cradle every bottle label-forward, floor to ceiling, backed in wood.
Architectural study of a glass-walled wine room with wood racks, a pale stone wall and a round stone table.Design studies
Glass walls around wood bays, a backlit stone wall and a round stone table.
Ceiling cooling vent and recessed lights above pale wood wine racks, with an arch and hanging stemware at the rear.Cooling
A ceiling vent set between recessed lights, above pale bays, hanging stemware and an arch.