Explore a custom wall-mounted acrylic wine display with transparent bottle supports, metal framing, a decorative back panel and integrated LED lighting.
This made-to-measure wine display uses clear acrylic bottle cradles, a repeated metal-rod grid, a dark decorative back panel and integrated LED lighting to create the appearance of bottles floating across the wall. It is designed as an architectural bottle display for residences, home bars, entertainment spaces, restaurants and hospitality interiors—not as a conventional floor-standing cabinet.
The number of rows and columns, acrylic support geometry, metal frame, backing panel, installation depth and electrical route should be developed as one complete assembly. Bottle capacity is calculated from the approved grid rather than a single standard model.
The transparent acrylic reduces visual mass, but the physical weight of the bottles, support modules, frame and back panel still has to be carried by a verified structural system. The wall condition and fixing strategy therefore matter as much as the visible design.
Bottle spacing must also balance capacity with label visibility and access. Rows that are too dense can hide labels and make individual bottles difficult to remove, while excessive spacing reduces the useful display capacity.
In daylight, the support modules remain visually light and allow the collection to dominate. At night, the integrated lighting emphasizes the repeated acrylic geometry and creates a clearer relationship between each bottle and the dark background.
Final color temperature, brightness, dimming, switching, driver location and smart-home integration should only be stated after the electrical specification has been confirmed.
The visual simplicity depends on hidden coordination behind the transparent display. The acrylic modules, rod grid, frame, back panel and electrical system should not be designed separately.
Defines the installation boundary and receives the internal support grid and side treatments.
Organizes the bottle columns and transfers the repeated support modules into the main structure.
Clear machined supports hold individual bottles while transmitting and reflecting the integrated light.
The decorative background, wiring, drivers and lighting complete the visual wall composition.
Connector proportions, rod spacing, acrylic machining, cable concealment and frame alignment are directly visible in the finished display. A clean result therefore depends on consistent repetition and careful assembly.
Wine bottles vary in diameter, shoulder shape and length. One nominal opening should not automatically be described as suitable for every bottle type.
The display should not be priced or produced from width and height alone. Wall material, reinforcement, total bottle load and projection into the room must be confirmed first.
Concrete, masonry, timber framing and metal-stud walls require different reinforcement and fixing details.
Calculate the frame, acrylic, back panel and fully loaded bottle weight—not only the empty display.
Check bottle length, removal movement, nearby furniture and circulation clearance in front of the wall.
The existing page describes a 136 × 165 cm wall display. That measurement can remain as a reference for the configuration shown, but a new project should be recalculated from the available wall, bottle quantity, bottle type, surrounding furniture and desired visual proportion.
The final drawing should confirm overall size, row and column quantity, bottle orientation, acrylic support dimensions, rod spacing, frame construction, wall fixing, back-panel joints, electrical routes and maintenance access.
When factory assembly, lighting-test and completed installation photographs become available, add them here. Those materials provide stronger buyer confidence than additional decorative renderings.
Provide wall width, height, substrate, photographs, nearby furniture and available drawings.
Provide bottle quantity, typical diameters, lengths and any wider or special formats.
Arrange rows, columns, support spacing, back panel, frame and overall projection.
Confirm wall fixing, acrylic sample, metal finish, lighting controls and electrical access.
Complete fabrication, fit checks, lighting tests, surface inspection and protective export packing.
Customize overall size, bottle quantity, spacing and visual density.
Confirm support geometry and spacing against the intended bottle formats.
Coordinate the metal finish, side-frame form and decorative wall surface.
Plan color temperature, dimming, switching, drivers and smart-home requirements.
Accurate bottle and wall information allows the capacity, support spacing, frame size and fixing method to be evaluated more responsibly.
Yes. The number of rows and columns, overall dimensions and bottle capacity should be calculated from the wall and approved grid.
No universal fit should be assumed. Typical bottle diameters and any champagne, magnum or special formats should be checked before approval.
Potentially, but suitable internal reinforcement and fixing details must be developed from the actual wall and fully loaded display weight.
Lighting controls can be discussed, but dimming and adjustable color temperature should only be promised when included in the confirmed LED and driver specification.
No. It is a bottle-display furniture system. Controlled wine-storage conditions require separate cooling, insulation and humidity planning.
Send wall dimensions, wall type, photos, bottle quantity, typical bottle sizes, finish references, electrical requirements and delivery destination.
Send the wall dimensions, bottle quantity, typical bottle formats, preferred materials, lighting controls and delivery location. ESM can use this information to discuss a custom display grid.
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