Forms the full-height structural grid and creates a consistent dark bronze or project-selected metallic outline.
Floor-to-Ceiling Wine Cabinet System
Designed for private residences, home bars, entertainment spaces and hospitality interiors, this made-to-measure system organizes wine bottles across upper and lower storage zones while the central counter and fluted drawer fronts provide a practical area for serving, decanting and accessory storage.
Installed Project Concept
Real Showroom Product
Product Overview
Upper bottle rows create the main visual collection, the central wood counter supports decanting and presentation, fluted drawers conceal accessories, and the lower angled racks provide additional horizontal bottle storage. Slim glass doors unify these functions behind one continuous façade.
The number of bays and door leaves can be adjusted according to the available wall and collection size.
Bottles, decanters and glassware remain visible while smaller service items are stored inside the drawers.
The metallic framework gives the system precision, while the warm fluted fronts soften the overall composition.

Product Video
The video provides a closer view of the cabinet proportions, internal rack density, door movement and the relationship between the central service counter and upper and lower bottle zones.
System Architecture
Door divisions, rack density, drawer position and light placement should be developed as one system rather than added independently.
Forms the full-height structural grid and creates a consistent dark bronze or project-selected metallic outline.
Slim full-height glass doors preserve visibility while creating a clean continuous front elevation.
Repeated metal rails and transparent cradles organize bottles in dense but visually ordered rows.
Textured drawer fronts introduce warmth and provide concealed storage at a practical service height.
Lighting follows the internal uprights to illuminate bottles and define each bay from top to bottom.
Functional Storage Zones
The internal arrangement can be adjusted according to bottle quantity, bottle type, service habits and the level of visual display required.
Repeated bottle rails maximize visible storage while maintaining a strong horizontal rhythm.
A continuous wood surface supports decanters, glassware, selected bottles and tasting accessories.
Full-extension drawers organize corkscrews, stoppers, cigar accessories and service items.
Lower racks create additional capacity while keeping the bottles visible behind the glass doors.
Selected rows or acrylic cradles can present important bottles with more space and stronger visibility.
The central counter can remain open for decanters, glasses and serving objects between the bottle zones.

Materials & Functional Details
Metallic rails, clear bottle supports, slim glass frames, warm wood surfaces and concealed hardware should share the same level of finish. The central drawer zone is especially important because it is both a visual feature and the main service area.
Actual metal color, wood grain, glass tone, acrylic component and lighting temperature should be confirmed using physical samples before production.
Real Product Details
These images provide more credible construction evidence than relying only on finished-space renderings.



Styled Project & Real Showroom
Keeping both types of image on the page helps buyers understand the intended finished effect without losing confidence in the actual product.


Important Wine-Cellar Planning Note
This page describes the furniture, door, rack, drawer and lighting system. If the room requires controlled temperature and humidity, the environmental system must be specified and coordinated separately.

Made-to-Measure Planning
The drawing shown here demonstrates the type of elevation and section information required for production. A new drawing should be prepared for every project according to wall width, ceiling height, bottle quantity and installation conditions.
Replace the current CAD image if any label or dimension does not match the actual product offered. Final production must follow the approved project drawing, not the sample diagram.
Product Specifications
Final cabinet size, bottle capacity, door configuration, rack density, drawer quantity, finishes and lighting are confirmed through approved drawings.
Do not publish one universal bottle capacity or load rating. Both depend on the final approved rack arrangement, bottle dimensions and project structure.
Custom Project Process
Our team can work with architectural drawings, wall elevations, reference images or basic room measurements.
Share opening width, height, depth, surrounding finishes, photographs and architectural drawings.
Confirm approximate bottle quantity, bottle formats, display priorities and accessory-storage needs.
Choose metallic frame finish, glass, wood tone, fluted surface and lighting atmosphere.
Review unit divisions, door sizes, rack rows, drawers, power routes and installation interfaces.
Manufacturing, door and lighting tests, quality inspection and export-oriented protective packing.
Send your opening dimensions, approximate bottle quantity, preferred metallic and wood finishes, and any environmental-control requirements. Our team will organize the modules and prepare a custom proposal.
Our professional sales team is ready to assist you.