For the true sommelier, there’s no room more sacred than the wine cellar–a bastion of rich flavor, culture, and craftsmanship within the comfort of home. A home wine cellar is a luxurious touch, to be certain, but it’s an expression your unique personality and interest.

Every step of the vinification process is craft. From fostering the vineyard, to fermenting the harvest, to bottling the finished wine, winemaking is an art, and that art deserves a home that reflects its beauty. Here’s how a few of our Western Washington home designs display their vintage craft.

Woodway Manor

At Woodway Manor, we created a cohesive addition to a historic home. In the process, we incorporated a deep wine cellar for our client’s collection. It’s a classic take on wine storage, with organized slots on the upper portion of the walls and x-style storage near the floor. A row of well-lit display slots provide space for the most prized bottles in the homeowners’ collection.

Lakeside Lookout

Arches echo through Lakeside Lookout’s home wine cellar. Its display nooks, doorways, and the wine bottles themselves embrace elegant curves and offer an artistic congruity to the space. Wood shelving with brick flooring and ceiling materials mingle cool and warm elements.

Northeast by Northwest

Northeast by Northwest’s earthy wine closet displays its collection on simple latticed shelving. Stone walls and a traditional curved wood door lend an air of aged sophistication to the space.

Tuscan Transformation

Tuscan Transformation’s charming home wine cellar adds character to its display with terracotta cube shelves. An Old World inspired light fixture enhances the room’s historic flare.

Mercer Island

This luxury home on Mercer Island boasts an expansive wine cellar. Flat display shelves, x-style storage, and walls of wine cases fill the sprawling room. Soft, warm lighting accents the space and invites visitors to peruse the endless collection.