Wine Cellar Design Case Study: St. Louis St. Jude Dream Home 2020

There are a million ways to define “dream home.” We’d be hard pressed to find a better one than this beautiful residence in the St. Louis metro area that served as the St. Jude Dream Home. Beyond impeccable design and an insane wine wall featuring the brand new Vino Series Post System, this residence was
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Wine Legend: Your Go-To For Wine in Brooklyn
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Design Chicago: Refinement and Functional Design at Monogram Design Center

Located in Chicago’s historic Merchandise Mart, Monogram Appliance Design Center inspires kitchen and home makeovers daily. And it’s not simply due to its chic range of dream-worthy appliances. The inspiration comes from seeing how the best stoves, fridges, and more can integrate into amazing design by featuring a bevy of accent add ons — from
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Design life like Nicole Sassaman (and wear a Gucci tool belt while you are at it)

When you walk into a crazy, beautiful penthouse in downtown LA, the last thing you expect to see is a life-sized Barbie. Yet somehow it makes sense in the home (showpiece) of celebrity designer Nicole Sassaman. Nicole is a leading tastemaker in Los Angeles, having designed and sold more than 100 insane residences throughout SoCal.
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Taste of Monterey: A wine bar at the ocean’s edge near Big Sur, California
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A restaurant with an interior and menu fit for being on top of LA: 71Above

Located 950 feet above the ground, 71Above is the highest restaurant west of the Mississippi. That’s far from the most appealing aspect of the haute American restaurant in downtown LA. Created by native Angelino and owner Emil Eyvazoff, this towering restaurant has dazzled locals and tourists alike with its insane views from the 71st floor of
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Choosing Your Wine Cellar Type: Cooled or Passive

Perhaps the most important decision in planning wine storage is deciding if you should invest in a climate controlled display or rely on mother nature (room temperature) to do the trick. The simple answer being it’s never a bad idea to store wine in a cool, dark place. That said, there are a number of
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Sometimes a wall of wine is more than enough

Our modular design allows wine and interior design lovers to create storage solutions for any size or need, not just expansive wine cellars for vintage Bordeaux. We continue to see more and more installations of wine walls, which quickly become beautiful focal points in any room. These projects can’t always include climate-controlled functionality to
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Products
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Vino Rails Designer Kit (9 bottles): Cork Forward Wall Mounted Wine Rack Display $144.00 – $180.00
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Vino Rails Designer Kit (6 bottles): Cork Forward Wall Mounted Wine Rack Display $96.00 – $120.00
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Vino Pins Designer Kit (12-bottle layout): Wall Mounted Wine Rack Display $240.00 – $528.00
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Vino Pins Designer Kit (6-bottle layout): Wall Mounted Wine Rack Display $120.00 – $192.00
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Vino Rails Mounting Plate for Magnum Wine Bottles (vino series post system component) $6.00 – $16.00
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