Millesime™ Wine Wall Collection

Many of our wine wall holder configurations are label-forward, especially within the Floating Bottle and Streamline styles. Label-forward wall wine storage makes selection intuitive and adds visual interest to the space. Cork-forward layouts are also available for clients who prefer a quieter, more minimalist presentation.

They can. Champagne bottles and magnums require slightly different spacing, which we address during the design process. A custom wine wall can incorporate zones designed specifically for larger formats while maintaining unity with the rest of the rack system.

Our wine walls combine precision-fabricated metal with premium wood species such as White Oak, Walnut, and Sapele Mahogany. The metal provides structural clarity and strength, while the wood softens the composition and complements interiors. This balance allows the wine wall to feel architectural rather than ornamental.

A Millesime wine wall is built as a modular system. Metal mounting elements anchor securely to the wall, supporting wood panels or bottle cradles depending on the chosen style. Because each wall wine cellar layout is planned as a system, installation proceeds efficiently and cleanly, with components aligning predictably once mounted.

When properly designed and installed, wall-mounted wine racks are very safe. Weight distribution, anchoring points, and spacing are all addressed during planning. Our wall wine storage systems are engineered to support full bottle loads without strain, so they’re suitable for both residential and hospitality wine wall storage.

Installation is straightforward for an experienced handyman or contractor. Our systems ship with clear instructions and pre-engineered components that reduce guesswork. We focus on making wall-hanging wine racks efficient to install while preserving a clean, finished appearance.

Wall wine racks emphasize display and spatial efficiency, while floor-standing racks focus on capacity. A wall wine cellar works especially well in rooms where floor space is limited or where the bottles should remain visually present. Many projects combine both approaches, using wall wine storage for featured bottles and floor racks for bulk storage.

Absolutely. Wine walls are often paired with floor-to-ceiling racks, under-counter storage, or glass wine wall enclosures. Because our systems share consistent materials and proportions, a custom wine wall integrates seamlessly with other Millesime designs.

Capacity depends on wall height, width, and chosen bottle depth. Some residential wine walls hold a few dozen bottles as a design accent. Larger hospitality installations can include hundreds of bottles. During design, we model capacity so the wall rack aligns with current needs and future growth.

Pricing varies based on size, materials, and configuration. A residential wine wall may be designed as a single accent installation, while a restaurant wine wall display often becomes a full architectural feature that spans multiple surfaces. We provide clear pricing once the layout and finishes are defined.

A residential wine wall can be set up almost anywhere—kitchens, dining rooms, stair halls, or dedicated rooms. For instance, in kitchens and dining rooms, wall-mounted wine racks often function as a visual counterpoint to cabinetry, turning a blank wall into an eye-catching display. In hallways or stair landings, a vertical wine wall adds depth without consuming floor space.

Yes. It can be integrated into a glass wall wine cellar and designed to work with the wine cooling systems we offer. While we do not install cooling equipment, we can help design the rack layout to align with proper temperature and humidity control, creating a refined refrigerated wine wall suited for long-term storage.