Bringing The Festive Season Into Your Entertainment Space with The Wine Room
The holiday season is all about taking time off to enjoy with family and friends. Here are some ideas by The Wine Room on how you can bring the festive cheer into your home by creating a vibrant, fun and inviting entertainment area:
Use rich, deep accent colours
This unique wine cellar is coupled with a private vintage car collection; making it a striking and one-of-a-kind space; ready to show off for holiday guests! The Wine Room used a combination of more traditional oak counter units with fun above-counter wine ladders in oak and steel. Finished with LED lights, Climate control at 15 degrees/relative humidity; and cellar-graded glazing.
Create an ultimate hangout space for wine lovers
If you’re passionate about your wine, then creating a wine lounge is the best way to enjoy your wine collection with your friends and family. This project executed by The Wine Room includes separate temperature-controlled wine cabinets at 13-16 degrees/relative humidity; built-in oak displays; a separate drinks area; humidor; lounge area and tasting table.
Incorporate your wine and drinks display into your lounge
Gone are the days where you need to hide your wine and spirits away! Celebrate them as part of your living area and combine both your wine collection with other drinks collections, decanters and bar items. In this project, The Wine Room utilized a previous storeroom adjacent to the client’s lounge and included elements such as backlit Lumostone and acrylic rods to create a modern, fun feature. Complete with integrated wine cooler and built-in oak wine displays.
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