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Basking Ridge Wine Cellar

January 18, 2016

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The owners wanted to store around 1,000 bottles but did not want to detract from the rest of the basement, which has a very large 2nd kitchen, theater room, and sitting area. We decided to go wide and tall but only 48" deep. Design-wise, the customer wanted to go traditional on the outside but more contemporary on the inside.

We kept the outside very proper with a rich traditional stain, 2 windows, and a glass door, but on the inside we used stainless steel for the displays and colored mosaics for the floor, topped off with a brushed aqua-paint finish. The climate controlled system is hidden behind a louvered grill and produces almost zero noise. Overall the bottle count came in at just under 1,100 bottles/

This particular custom wine cellar achieved every aspect of what the client was looking for: small footprint, transitional design, 1000-bottle storage, and the ability to blend in with the current basement.

If we can help design, build and install your wine cellar dream, please contact Joseph & Curtis Custom Wine Cellars - where we always dream in red and white!

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