Small wine cellars in a modern home hold significant value for wine enthusiasts and homeowners.
It provides a controlled environment for storing wines at optimal temperatures, safeguarding their quality and taste.
Moreover, it grants easy access to a curated wine collection, enhancing entertainment experiences and impressing guests.
The cellar also acts as an investment, as wine tends to appreciate with age. Organizing and displaying the bottles can add a touch of sophistication to the home’s decor.
Overall, this compact addition elevates the lifestyle of wine lovers, fostering a sense of pride in their passion and enhancing the overall appeal of the dwelling.
Recently, a client in Newport Beach, Orange County, reached out to our wine cellar specialists, Coastal Custom Wine Cellars and Bella Vita Wine Cellars, to design a modern wine wall in the limited space at their home.
Let’s read along and get enticed by this stylish wine cellar project!
Modern Wine Wall Styles and Placed in a Narrow Hallway in Orange County
Our expert wine cellar builders in Orange County strive to install wine cellars with the overall house design and architecture.
In this particular house, the exterior boasted a classic off-white look with rough cladding and glass block windows, reminiscent of colonial homes.
However, stepping inside revealed a contemporary and luxurious interior, complementing the breathtaking area views.
This small wine cellars in a glass bring a vibrant and refreshing ambiance to the home interior. With this project, it features black and white tones on the floor, ceiling, and walls, with some rooms adorned with Wainscot paneling.
The touch of metal elements in the furniture and large glass windows adds to the modern feel. These windows provide a view of the house’s backside, which includes an infinity pool and an outdoor lounging area secured by a glass railing.
Since many rooms already boasted striking designs, the team decided to place the cellar in an empty white hallway, offering uninterrupted views of the owner’s wine collection. They opted for a modern yet minimalist design, blending seamlessly with the hallway’s simplistic look. A glass wine cellar door, metal peg wine racking system, and modern LED lighting completed the desired style.
A Wine Cooling System Chosen for Small Wine Cellars
Given the limited space, a split-type cooling system proved ideal for the small glass wine cellar, holding approximately 160 wine bottles.
To ensure sufficient cooling for each bottle and uninterrupted operation, a ducted, commercial-grade air conditioning unit was chosen. The added benefit of humidity controls negated the need for a separate humidifier, streamlining the setup.