Wine Storage Cabinets
There are different types of wine cabinets. In fact, these are available in different colors, styles, materials, sizes, and of course prices. Wine cabinets are great in making sure that the bottles are on their side, to make sure that the cork is kept moist and can be opened easily.
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18-Bottle Espresso Wine Tower and Glass Holder
$132.98
A must for any wine enthusiast the 18-bottle Espresso Wine Tower and Glass Holder is top-rated for excellent space efficiency with style to boot. With its compact design you can stash it in a corne... [Read more]
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Cayden 16-Bottle Wine Server
$829.50
The Cayden Server is the perfect way to spice up your decor and provides everything you need to entertain guests. Keep your favorite wines close at hand with the 16-bottle wine rack and store all y... [Read more]
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Fairfax Home Doyle 15-Bottle Bar & Wine Cabinet
$749.99
The Doyle 15-Bottle Bar & Wine Cabinet is as functional as it is beautiful. This stunning piece features a lower cabinet door that opens to reveal a 15-bottle wine rack and two cubbies perfect ... [Read more]
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Howard Miller Bordeaux Home Bar and Wine Cabinet
$1,054.00
Constructed of select hardwoods and veneers the Bordeaux features a Worn Black finish with Cherry Bordeaux undertones. It is a raised-panel secretary-style cabinet that offers a clean and tradition... [Read more]
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Vista Left Wine Cabinet Base
$369.99
The Vista Left Base is part of a smart modular wine storage system which allows you to design your own wine cabinet configuration. On its own this wine cabinet provides an attractive compact displa... [Read more]
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Belmont 30-Bottle Wine Cabinet Base - Left Hinged
$369.99
The Belmont 30-Bottle Wine Cabinet Base is part of a smart modular wine storage system which allows you to design your own wine cabinet configuration. On its own this wine cabinet provides an attra... [Read more]
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Traditional types are usually made from wood materials, designed with ornate detailing and carved legs. These are sturdy and usually look great when blended with almost any style.
Spanish styles are usually identified with bottom shelving and utility drawers. These are best when you have only a few but top prized wines to store and display.
Transitional styles are made from wood, usually oak, pine, or walnut. These also have unique features that include a place above to hang stemware, a tabletop for serving, and below is the wine rack for wine storage. These are best for dining rooms.
Contemporary types are made from wrought iron or other metal materials, with marble and glass. These have a beautiful accent to the place that it can also become one your show pieces. One of the most popular contemporary designs feature an arched top, glass shelves, and secure doors.
A wine cabinet is a cabinet that acts as the accent for your collection of wine. Your choice of your wine cabinet is best given well thought as it will be used to a long time.
