In-Home Wine Walls and Rooms

Fratantoni Design • March 31, 2023

In-Home Wine Walls and Rooms

Do you enjoy the convenience of having wine storage in your home? At Fratantoni Design, one feature that our luxury home architects design for clients into new builds and remodels is in-home wine walls and rooms. Advantages of this in-home feature include convenience, aesthetic and space saving! Below are different variations of wine walls and rooms that we have incorporated into our projects.

In one of our latest renovations, The Royal Chateau, our client wanted to add a wine room to their home. The perfect spot existed between the formal dining area, and the in-home theater. With the ability to hold 600 bottles, our clients can display their collection in the temperature-controlled room, keeping all bottles fresh. Adding the wine room allowed our clients to save space without the use of multiple wine fridges, and the convenience to have the collection displayed all together.

A kitchen with a sink , cabinets and a door leading to a wine cellar.

Additionally, one project that incorporates a wine wall is the French Villa. The French Villa features a custom wine wall in the formal dining room with a temperature controlled unit and wine racks to display their collection. On the opposite wall of the wine rack is a custom fish tank, creating the perfect dynamic to this formal dining room.

A dining room with a long table and chairs and a chandelier.

Furthermore, the option to add a wine room or wall to your home is completely put up to you! Just like there are features such as double kitchen islands, and staircase styles that you get to choose for your dream home! A wine room/wall is a feature that normally homes do not have. Meaning, it can be a standout symbol in your home, a “wow factor” for guests!

Contact Fratantoni Design today if you are ready to start the process of designing your dream home!

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