Photographer: Alana Landsberry
Few home features exude luxury quite like a wine cellar. When designed well, a custom wine cellar doesn’t only elevate your home’s aesthetic but also ensures your wine collection is perfectly preserved. On this week’s episode of The Block, Robby and Mat revealed their own take on the wine cellar, a design choice that awarded them perfect 10s from all of the judges.
If the episode has got you thinking about adding your own wine cellar to your home then there are plenty of different ways to do so. Whether you’re dreaming of a secret underground cellar or hoping to fit one into an existing space, you’re guaranteed to find inspiration in these impressive wine cellars.
5 luxurious wine cellar ideas to use in your home
A wine cellar tucked under the stairs
(Credit: Photographer: Alana Landsberry)
In this Federation-style home on Sydney’s Lower North Shore, a wine cellar cleverly makes use of the empty space beneath the stairs. Framed by a timber border, the space is beautifully wallpapered with a romantic floral print and protected with a glass window and door.
A wine cellar behind the bar
This Mornington Peninsula home features a hidden wine cellar in the outdoor pavillion, which looks over the tennis court. Subtly tucked behind the bar, the wine cellar is protected by a large glass door with a timber frame.
A wall-papered wine cellar
Taking inspiration from their time in the States, the owners of this property embraced classic American style in their interiors. The wine cellar features floor-to-ceiling wine racks, Vintec wine fridges, honed granite benchtop and walls papered with Stroheim ‘Cathay Pastora’ in Indigo.
A wine room with glass steel doors
This Oak and Orange new build features a wine room in the centre of the ground floor. The custom double arch glass doors from Camden Steel Doors and Vintech wine cabinet make it a luxurious feature.
A wine cellar with mesh cabinetry
Located in an alcove near the living room, the wine cellar was designed using Polytec Black Woodmatt for the joinery, paired with woven mesh inserts, and the same brick as the exterior for the backdrop. “The cellar is probably a little self-indulgent, but it’s another strong feature in the house,” says home owner, Rob.
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