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February 18, 2010

The Cellar Journal

The days of the wine cellar being banished to the basement are over.  Our clients love for wine combined with the entertaining aspects of today’s modern wine cellar, are asking J&C to incorporate designs for a first floor wine cellar. We’re doing conversions of butler pantries, bathrooms, bedrooms and  stand alone spaces.

For example, one of our latest custom wine cellars is designed for raw space which was conveniently located next to the family, dining and living room, just steps from the kitchen.  Now it’s a stunning wine cellar and destination spot.

The wine cellar features redwood wine racks, cooling system, cathedral ceiling, custom niches for knick-knacks,  a mahogany, wrought iron arched door way and a window view to the dining room.  The cellar holds over 2,300 bottles. The split cooling system has the coil in the wine cellar.  The condensing unit and condensate line are run to the basement.

Homeowners love the feeling of dining with the ambiance of the nearby wine cellar. They also enjoy the convenience of the close proximity of the cellar.  As guests arrive, the wine cellar becomes a focal point and guests are excited to tour the new use of space.

It invites you to enter….where you are destined to share not only wine but memories as well

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