The cellar is a common request in renovations, but can be incorporated in unexpected ways. Check out these different wineries:
Wine is a passion and many people, during the renovation phase, ask to include a cellar in the project. This can be done in countless ways, from the simplest to the most extravagant. Check out projects with different wineries here!
1. Wine cellar in leather straps
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The architect Ticiane Lima he created a cellar that is practically a suspended wall. Strips of leather and wooden pegs make up this wine cellar with a capacity of 62 bottles.
2. Dividing cellar
The cellar itself is not what attracts attention in this one Figueiredo Fischer architects for CASACOR São Paulo 2023 but its use. Instead of being on the wall, as usual, it has been positioned between the living room and the bedroom, as a dividing element.
With the lighting and the wooden structure that houses the bottles, it even looks like a muxarabi panel!
3. Cellar built into the wall
The highlight of this 80 m² apartment designed by Studio Folha is the cellar integrated into the bookcase.
Positioned between the kitchen and the living room, it is composed of concealed wall fixing pinswhich are embraced by the niche, creating a minimalist look with an industrial imprint.
4. Cellar on the upper floor
Definitely not the best winery for the quick-drunk. In this CASACOR São Paulo 2023 project, the arch Paula Ribeiro save space and take advantage of the high ceilings to create a small mezzanine which serves as a cellar. Access is via a metal staircase, in the style of old libraries.
5. Cellar on the ceiling
Following the height, this suspended cellar is located in a compact apartment of only 46 m², signed by Jordana goes. The cellar on the ceiling was a clients’ dream, so the architect created a carpentry structure covered with stainless steel blades and glass.
The only thing that had to be left behind was the air conditioning system, as the engine did not fit into the available space.
Source: Terra
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