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Designing a bespoke wine cellar around your collection
A wine collection is defined by more than the number of bottles it holds.
Vintages, formats, storage time and the way the owner wants to reach them all matter. Some people want a private cellar, an intimate space for their most important labels; others imagine a wine room open onto the living area, to enjoy and share with guests.
In a restaurant or hotel, the wine cellar also plays an operational and representative role: it must support service, showcase the selection and reflect the identity of the venue.
This is why every project starts from how the space will actually be used. Capacity, accessibility, display, lighting and materials are defined together, so that the cellar reflects both the collection and the needs of the people who use it.
Wine cellar cooling and thermal insulation
A well-designed wine cellar feels effortless. Behind that simplicity lies a precise balance of temperature, humidity, air circulation, thermal insulation and acoustic comfort.
These elements are often invisible, yet they are essential for storing wine correctly and keeping the environment stable over time.
Temperature and humidity control for wine
Wine needs stability and consistency.
Temperature, humidity and air circulation are calibrated to the type of bottles and their ageing time.
The goal is a stable microclimate all year round, avoiding fluctuations that could compromise how the wine evolves.
Soundproofing and acoustic comfort for wine rooms
A wine room in the living area or next to the bedrooms needs particular attention to noise, which is why we install quiet cooling systems.
The position and configuration of the cooling unit are studied to keep it as discreet as possible, so that it runs quietly and in keeping with the comfort of the home.
The same principle applies to hotels and restaurants, where performance and silence must coexist without disturbing the guest experience.
Where cooling systems meet interior architecture
Insulation, climate-controlled glazing, cooling systems, bespoke furniture, low-heat LED lighting and air circulation are all part of the same space.
Designing them together allows every technical element to be integrated naturally, avoiding add-ons or details that break the continuity of the space.
Even a few centimetres can increase a cellar's capacity, make bottles easier to reach or hide a technical component from view. Every detail has a purpose. Even when you can't see it.
Wine cellar design, bespoke furniture and Italian craftsmanship
Walking into the cellar, choosing a vintage and picking the bottle to open is a ritual.
Looking after wine means making these gestures feel natural.
That is why we work on the relationship between bottles, light, materials and proportions. The collection must be protected, but also easy to reach and shown at its best.
Shelves, niches and display modules are designed around the bottles they will hold, including magnums and special formats. Lighting guides the eye, highlights the labels and adds to the atmosphere without upsetting the balance of the room.
Our glazing and bespoke furniture are made entirely in Italy by specialist craftsmen. Wood, metal, glass and finishes are chosen for their aesthetic value and for their ability to keep their properties over time in a climate-controlled space.
The result is a wine cellar that protects the collection and heightens the pleasure of enjoying it.
Beyond wine
Showine's storage expertise also extends to cigars, cheeses and fine cured meats.
We design dedicated spaces and integrated solutions, setting the most suitable temperature, humidity, ventilation and display conditions for each product.
Every element is built into the project with the same technical and aesthetic care we give to wine.
Create your bespoke wine cellar: book a consultation
Tell us about your wine collection, the space you have and how you imagine enjoying it. We will help you turn this into a wine cellar that suits your home, your style and your furnishing needs, while respecting the value of the bottles it will hold.
Turnkey wine cellar design and installation
Creating a bespoke wine cellar takes different skills that work well together.
Showine follows every project from the first assessment to commissioning, coordinating design, cooling, furniture, building work and installation.
The client has a single point of contact, able to work alongside the architects, interior designers, contractors and professionals already involved in the project.
A structured process, designed to handle complexity clearly and leave the client free to enjoy the result.
Let's talk about your project
Share a first idea, photos of the space or a floor plan with us. We will help you find the starting point and the possibilities the space offers.
Meet Showine in person
Discover materials, finishes and cooling solutions at our premises. A chance to see the build quality up close and talk to our team.