I had been striving to determine the best way to arrange and decorate a small wine cellar my partner assembled in an integral part of our basement that is the the extent of a substantial cabinet after I joined Houzz, in the past in November 2008.
After investing lots of time using the pictures, I made a decision to take a course I had not noticed everywhere. I am in the method of papering the walls which don’t have ledges with amusing photos of buddies – the sort of photos that are too wild for Face Book (they are maybe not actually THAT insane – my buddies and I avoid placing anything even slightly contentious on Face Book). It seems fantastic.
I understood yesterday, however, that t had been some time since I Had perused the winecellar pictures here on Houzz, and I used to be interested to find out what was new. I am happy I did, also, since there are a few truly excellent wine cellar thoughts here:
I am unsure when the walls are glass, how humidity and temperature handle function – whether it’s it is less easy than with typically insulated partitions – but this glassed in cabinet seems excellent.
Kessick Wine Cellars
I really like the brick as well as this arch – it feels therefore large.
Greif Architects / DWELLING ARCHITECTURE
Iron work and wine cellars appear to really go hand in hand. These walls that are complex are wonderful.
I ‘ve no space in my own house for one, although a soft place for riddling stands. A big riddling stand will be an excellent addition to any bg winecellar.
For me in the winecellar, Oriental rugs only work for some purpose – they match.
JMA (Jim Murphy and Associates)
I wish I had the the room to get a lengthy tasting dining table such as this one
Jay Hargrave Architecture
I believe this chamber is really cool – I am that I really like how the room seems only a little such as the interior of the Matrix and envious of all storage.
Jay Hargrave Architecture
And I really like the way these glass partitions show off that Matrixy appear.
Design Construct Consultants Inc.
In a winecellar, the ceiling is prime decorating room (since the partitions are often covered with bottles).
InterDesign Studio
I love the way these ledges are set back in the wall, producing the semblance of space in the chamber itself.
I totally adore the thought of a vintage card catalog as wine storage device.
apexwinecellars.com
This chamber, in all it is gothic play, would be a fantastic setting for a supper party. Particularly a social gathering on Halloween.