Kitchen wine cellar

Built-in wine coolers and bespoke climate-controlled wine cellars, integrated among the furniture and designed with acoustic comfort in mind: the wine stays within reach, under the conditions envisaged for the chosen solution.

A wine cellar close to where you cook and entertain

The kitchen is where wine truly becomes part of everyday life: the bottle chosen for dinner, the one to share with guests, the one to open unhurriedly at the weekend. Having the wine cellar a few steps away makes every gesture more natural.

It is also one of the most lived-in rooms of the home, and this shapes the project. The space is already occupied by furniture and appliances, the system has to remain discreet, and the wine cellar has to blend in with everything around it.

That is why we start from real use: how many bottles you want within easy reach, whether they are drunk within a few months or left to evolve for years, whether you prefer a visible wine cellar or a more discreet presence.

From the built-in wine cooler to the bespoke wine cellar

For smaller spaces, Showine offers built-in wine coolers, column or under-counter, with single or dual temperature, in a stainless steel or black full glass finish. These solutions blend in with the kitchen furniture and require no structural work on the walls.

Built-in installation requires a recess and ventilation compatible with the model’s specifications, as well as the correct electrical provision.

When space allows and the collection grows, the project can become a bespoke wine cellar in the adjacent room: wooden or metal furnishings, glass doors and warm, low-heat LED lighting are developed together with the cooling system.

The choice also depends on drinking habits. For bottles meant to be opened within a few months, a compact solution may be enough. For bottles that need longer storage, the project aims to maintain temperature and humidity suited to the collection. As a reference, relative humidity is generally between 60 and 70%; actual values depend on the characteristics of the room and the installed system.

Noise, vibration, light: the details that matter in a lived-in home

The compressor of a cooling system produces noise and vibration. In a garage or a basement room, tolerance may be greater; between the kitchen and the living room, on the other hand, quieter solutions are needed, along with a position for the unit that has been studied with particular care.

Showine checks access, technical routes and the position of the system on site, allowing the client to assess clearly any trade-offs between aesthetics and efficiency.

The project defines the temperature and humidity conditions compatible with storing wine, taking into account the characteristics of the space and the chosen system.

The result is a wine cellar that blends into the kitchen and keeps working without imposing on life at home.

Would you like to create a bespoke project?

Would you like to create a bespoke project? Tell us about your space, your collection and how you’d like to enjoy wine. Together, we’ll design the right solution for you, from the initial consultation through to completion."}]}]}

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