3 Inspiring Industrial Wine Cellar Designs

Wine environments transcend simple storage; they embody a nexus where design, passion, and the art of viniculture intertwine. From the rustic allure of a basement in Colorado, transitioning smoothly to the expansive industrial charm of a winery, and culminating in the sophisticated setting of a hotel in Norfolk, Virginia, each space tells a story of innovation and tradition. These vignettes of industrial wine cellars and dining areas highlight the remarkable capacity of design to amplify the wine tasting experience, merging the tactile with the visual, the historical with the modern. Venture through these curated interiors, where the strategic placement of wine racks and the thoughtful use of materials pay homage to the rich tapestry of wine culture. Let the blend of elements and smooth transitions inspire your own industrial wine cellar design.

And for those ready to embark on this creative journey, here are some essential resources to guide your exploration:

The Ordinary Fellow Winery: Industrial Inspiration

In Palisades, Colorado, The Ordinary Fellow Winery showcases industrial design in its spacious, barn-like setting. Metal-paneled walls frame the interior, while the W Series Wine Rack Frame lines the wall using trusted standoff brackets. This setup aligns with the winery's industrial theme, highlighting the vast selection of wines in a modern, organized manner.

The bar area contrasts with wood accents against the industrial backdrop, featuring additional W Series racks under the bar top for accessible wine storage. This combination of wood and metal within the winery's expansive layout not only optimizes space but also maintains a sleek, industrial aesthetic throughout.

Wine Cellar Details:

• Design by Ben Parsons - The Ordinary Fellow
• 552 bottles
• VintageView's W Series Wine Rack and W Series Wine Rack Frame

The Ordinary Fellow Winery successfully marries industrial design with functional wine storage, creating a unique and inviting space that emphasizes the beauty of simplicity and the efficiency of design.

Banburry Lane: Basement Cellar with Functional Simplicity

In Alberta, Canada, Veranda Estate Homes masterfully transforms a basement into a striking wine cellar, blending industrial design with functionality. Against the backdrop of grey concrete walls, the Evolution Wine Wall stands out. Its matte black finish and golden bronze rods offer a modern touch in triple bottle depth, holding approximately 459 bottles.

Designed with the modern wine aficionado in mind, the cellar’s integration of sleek storage solutions into the industrial ambiance creates a sophisticated contrast. Overhead lighting further accentuates the wine collection, highlighting the visual appeal of each bottle. This strategic use of lighting and color elevates the wine collection to become the room's focal point, demonstrating a perfect balance between raw materials and refined design. This project showcases the potential of industrial aesthetics to transform a functional space into one of fabulously stylish sophistication, making the Alberta cellar a testament to the beauty of simplicity and functionality melded with style.

Wine Cellar Details:

• Design by Veranda Estate Homes
• 459 bottles
• VintageView's Evolution Wine Wall

Hilton Norfolk The Main: Where Industrial Style Meets Functional Storage

At the Hilton in Norfolk, Virginia, the hotel restaurant's interior combines industrial elegance with practical innovation. Exposed brick, patterned tiles, and stained glass accents set the stage, but the true highlight is the wine cellar. Suspended above the bar in a glass enclosure, it showcases our W Series Wine Rack Double-Sided Frame system, making the wine collection a visual focus for diners below. This setup not only highlights the wines but also integrates them into the dining experience, allowing guests to appreciate the selection from their tables. The cellar's visibility and the strategic use of space exemplify a smart blend of design and function, making the wine part of the restaurant’s allure.

Wine Cellar Details:

• Design by Michael Mattern
• Around 3000 bottles
• VintageView's W Series Double-Sided Frame system

In each of these projects, the past and present converge to create enchanting spaces for wine lovers. These spaces demonstrate the potential of industrial wine cellars to elevate the wine experience. Inspired by these examples, consider how you can integrate innovative design into your collection. Merging functionality with aesthetic appeal creates a space that enhances every moment spent with wine.

Feeling inspired? We thought so. Let’s bring the timeless elegance of vintage design into your modern wine collection.