If you have made up your mind to create a separate space for wine collections, then you stopped at the right place. This blog post explains some of the creative ideas for wine room construction which also do not need spending too much. While creating a wine cellar, firstly make sure that it is full of room to store your entire collection of bottles and then get some decorating ideas that will go with your room’s space and storage requirements. Whether your house has a traditional bent or contemporary look, there are many unique ways to customise the wine cellar and make it befitting to your room.
Choosing the complementary elements or decorative concepts for a wine cellar is interesting too. Take at look at some of the decorative ideas for your personalised cellar to make the visitors to your house go wow!
Wall Designs
The first aspect to consider for a wine storage design is its wall treatments. Focus on the walls of the wine room and make it highly relevant to your unique collection of the drinks. Walls can be designed with elements of artwork, etched glass mirrors, paintings, tiles with paintings, custom wall stickers, stained glass decoration pieces, frescos and so on. The wall colours should be matching the cellar’s paint i.e. brown, deep or dark.
Cellar Lighting
The lighting in and surrounding the wine cellar must be specific as well decorative. The lighting fixtures should provide ample light to help one read the bottles’ labels but at the same time, it should not be too intense subjecting the wine to heat. It is advised to use personalised cellar lighting on adjacent walls with dim effects to balance the exposure of the wines to the light. Some perfect lighting examples are wall scones, chandeliers, display access lighting and unobtrusive recessed cans.
Flooring
The flooring of your specific wine room also should match to your wine cellar design. If it is vintage and traditional, then choose to use tiles on the floors with rustic impressions or stonework. Earth tones are extremely good for flooring and let the visitors gaze widely at your wine collection up from the floor. If your wine cellar is modern-looking, made of glass or steel cabinets, then choose modern flooring. Wooden floors are best in such case. They give natural as well as elegant look to the cellar. Rot-resistant hardwood such as mahogany is ideal for wooden flooring.
Adjacent Furniture
The furniture pieces that are placed adjacent to the cellar also have a lot to do with the wine cellar design. Table, barstools, light lamps, sofas, bookshelves and armchairs are some essential pieces of furniture to place nearby the wine cellar to create a warm and vibrant recreation space for the wine drinkers or family members during dinner parties. You can make your wine room look antique and rustic by using old wine barrels of wood on the testing table, and then surrounding it with chairs and barstools made of hardwood. If your wine room has enough space, place a traditional long couch or sofa, along with lamp stands at the sides and a table in the centre of the room. You can also put a large upholstered armchair at one corner with a small round table for anyone who wants to sit, read and drink cosily. Keep the surfaces of the tables in the room rustic with mosaic, stone or textured wooden appearance to balance with the vintage appearance.
Key Takeaway
All these decorating ideas for wine room construction will definitely help you create a room that gives everyone an unforgettable experience. Whether you want to hold celebration parties, invite guests for dinners, or have a comfortable family dining and drinking experience, these wine room ideas will serve all your requirements. These will not only help create an environment of comfort and content for your family members while drinking but will also make your guests gaze and enjoy with excitement during social drinking parties.
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