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Sommi Wine CellarsAn ultra-modern wine room in one of Portland's most desired zip codes.
Custom-built acrylic shelving in this walk-in wine room creates the dramatic appearance of 600 bottles of wine floating in mid-air. Lighting effects add to the futuristic vibe and establish a luxurious aesthetic that links the walk-in wine cellar to the exterior bar and shelves. Bridging the two spaces, a floor-to-ceiling steel ledge bottle display and a chic sitting area create the perfect alcove for sipping that La Landonne.
Kevin B Howard Architects, AIAWilliam Lesch Photography
Idéer för att renovera en liten funkis vinkällare, med vindisplay, betonggolv och grått golv
Idéer för att renovera en liten funkis vinkällare, med vindisplay, betonggolv och grått golv
186 Lighting Design Group - Gregg MackellThis modern wine cellar consists of linear lines of LED light which face a wall of wine racks silhouetted by color changing backlit glass. The lighting makes this one of the most stunning wine rooms you'll ever see.
Joseph and Curtis Custom Wine Cellarsmodern wine closet built in apartment in NYC. Stainless interior,seamless glass, and ultra quiet climate control system w digital thermostat. Led lighting and custom metal racks and grills.
Vogel Builders, LLCWine Room, brick floor, brick ceiling, barrel ceiling
Inspiration för klassiska vinkällare, med tegelgolv, vindisplay och rött golv
Inspiration för klassiska vinkällare, med tegelgolv, vindisplay och rött golv
Scott Wilson Architect, LLCThe acrylic wine racks reflect the gothic arches of the homes windows and use fiber optic lighting to set a variety of moods. The glass ceiling opens the room for display to a sitting room above and motorized black out shades provide protection for the wine collection.
Architectural office TOBIS / CroatiaMEDITERRANEAN VILLA IN ANCIENT CROATIAN TOWN
In architecture, combination of traditional and modern can result in gorgeous living spaces, if done right. Take a look how Croatian architect designed beautiful Mediterranean villa located in one of the most romantic towns in Croatia.
Croatia-based architecture studio TOBIS Engineering recently finished Villa Martinuzzi, a gorgeous Mediterranean villa located in Pula, Croatia. Pula is a seafront city on the tip of Croatia’s Istrian Peninsula, known for its protected harbor, long, beach-lined coast and Roman ruins. Location with architecture dating back to the 10th century B.C.E. makes nothing but a perfect opportunity for a contemporary touch.
Jill Lifsey DesignsIdéer för att renovera en mellanstor funkis vinkällare, med klinkergolv i porslin, vinhyllor och vitt golv
Stone Cellar Co (Aust) - Instagram: stonecellarsThe Stone Cellar Company
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Idéer för att renovera en funkis vinkällare
Idéer för att renovera en funkis vinkällare
VinotempPhoto by Vinotemp
This wine cabinet features a unique Formica exterior, a cooling unit with front exhaust for built in options, and a digital temperature control.
Clay Squared to InfinityBorder next to woodwork is made up of 8" x 8" tiles that rein in the more exuberant star and xex design.
Photographer: Kory Kevin, Interior Designer: Martha Dayton Design, Architect: Rehkamp Larson Architects, Tiler: Reuter Quality Tile
Bath BespokeView of the wine wall which was designed to hold and display 128 bottles of wine! The glazed doors on either side of the wine wall were crafted from Accoya wood and finished in house with Farrow & Ball Railings, while the cabinets were made from walnut. Once crafted, the central carcasses were fitted with a series of solid brass bars—slotted in by hand. This complemented the brass inlay which was inserted throughout the panels.
To finish off this centrepiece, an antique mirror effect wallpaper was fitted on the back wall to create a sense of opulence and to reflect light around the room. This beautifully complimented the stunning Nero Marquina stone worktop and the Armac Martin solid brass handles on the doors.
Photo: Billy Bolton