Commercial Wine Displays and Cellars
Restaurants, hotels, dealers and showrooms: displays built for opening dozens of times a day, for a brand story rather than storage density, and for a room that has to photograph well at night. Photographs are of finished rooms; no client is named without permission.
What changes with the room
The frame system is the same on every job. What changes is the height of the display row, the depth available, the door frequency and how light reaches the bottles.
Restaurants and bars
A display that works after dark
Bottle walls behind a banquette or a bar are lit scenes first and storage second. The lighting, the glass and the bottle pitch are chosen together.
Hotels and clubs
Front of house, back of house
A lobby display is a welcome; a service cellar is a workflow. The two are rarely built to the same door frequency or the same cleaning routine, and the cooled version needs 50 mm behind it plus a clear plinth vent.
Dealers and showrooms
Touching the finish
A showroom exists so a customer can open a door and handle a surface. That changes the hinge spec, the lighting and how many finishes are on one wall. Every unit is crated and shipped on a palette, so a display can be replaced without rebuilding the room.
Rooms like these, in detail
Each album takes one scene and works through it: what it is made from, what the build had to solve, and what to copy or avoid if you are planning the same room.
Freestanding Gold Bottle Tower in a Lobby
A bottle display that leaves the wall behind and stands free in the room, gold bands and glass o…
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Glass Display Tower in a Shopping Atrium
A tall glass case standing in an atrium, visible from two floors, built so the bottle rows read…
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Dark Lacquered Bar Wall With Bottle Racks
A dark bar wall where the bottle storage and the bar back are one piece of joinery, lit so the b…
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Backlit Bottle Wall Behind a Bar
A bottle wall lit from behind the bottles rather than in front of them, so the wall glows throug…
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Restaurant Bottle Wall Behind the Dining Room
A bottle wall as the back of a restaurant dining room: storage for service, display for the room…
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Circular Drum Display of Bottles
Bottles arranged on a curved face rather than a flat wall, so the display is read from every sid…
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Horizontal Bottle Rails as a Display Frame
Bottles held on horizontal rails instead of cradles, so the display reads as a grid of single bo…
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Showroom Display Suite for Finishes
A showroom laid out so a customer can open a door, touch a surface and find the same code on the…
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Commercial Glass Display Runs for Wine and Spirits
Five commercial glass display runs for wine and spirits, one construction behind them all and fi…
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A Dark Tasting Suite Built Around a Bottle Wall
A dark tasting suite built around a bottle wall, with the joinery in blackened metal and the red…
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Putting the Wine Display on the Room Main Axis
Putting the wine display on the room main axis: three rooms where the piece sits on the sightlin…
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A Bottle Display Above a Plaster Reception Counter
A bottle display above a plaster reception counter: a veined marble wall, a curved white counter…
View the albumSix frames from the archive
Photographs taken on site after installation, crated and shipped from Foshan and fitted by the client trade. They show construction and finish rather than claiming a project we cannot document in full.
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Send three photographs of the wall and the bottle count. We will say what fits before a drawing fee is discussed.