Which Custom Wine Cellar Styles Will Suit Your Wine Collection?

 


If you’re considering investing in a wine cellar but are at a crossroads between a modern or a traditional wine cave that looks decades old, we can help you out.

With the right planning, wine cellar materials, and styling, you can create a wine cellar that will suit your wine collection. Choosing the right wine cellar doors is the most important decision you need to make. The wine cellar door is important as it's the first thing that any visitor will see, and it will say a lot about the style and ambiance you want to create.

Here are a few common custom wine cellar styles you can consider:

Traditional Wine Cellars

Traditional wine cellars are the ones inspired by 19th-century European cellars. The traditional cellar style is designed to celebrate the intricate details and beauty of the wine cave. The flooring and roof are made up of rich wood.

To further add to the classic traditional wine cellar style, you can opt for Pinky’s Iron Doors’ double full-arch iron doors with scrollwork that will complement your traditional cellar and age-old red wine collection.

Contemporary Wine Cellars

Contemporary wine cellars have functional wine racks, and the cellar style is more spacious and airier. This style is perfect if you’re considering stocking white wine in your cellar.

For a contemporary style, a double mini arch door with glass panels will create a modern yet minimal entryway for your cellar.

Commercial Wine Cellar 

Most restaurants and clubs demand a wine cellar that not only suits the wine collection it stores but is also highly functional and practical. The modern wine cellar type is innovative and functional. It will accentuate the design of the bar or restaurant as well.

Commercial wine cellars' collection is a mix of lighter wine like Pinot Grigio and Albariño and others like chardonnay.

A single or double flat iron door with a handgrip would be a perfect match for a modern-style commercial wine cellar.  

Head over to Pinky’s Iron Doors to find the best wine cellar door that suits your personal style and your wine collection. From pivot doors, arched front doors, and French doors to patio doors, accordion doors, and luxurious steel doors, they’ve got it all!

Check out their inspiration page or give them a call at (844) 843-6677 right away for more information or queries about their services!

 

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