Kitchen Wine Racks

Integrated kitchen wine racks combine style and function. They’re a great way to fill awkward gaps in your kitchen cabinets and provide an attractive space for storing your favourite bottles. Particularly effective in social kitchens, our range of wine shelves come in various sizes and finishes to suit your preferences and your kitchen’s aesthetic.

FAQs

What is the purpose of a wine rack?

The purpose of a wine rack is to offer safe and protective storage for wine bottles, or items of suitable shape. 

Are wine racks outdated?

No, wine racks are often found in modern kitchens as they’re an attractive way to store wine bottles, especially when integrated as they’re not on display but offer great organisation.

How deep is a wine rack?

A wine rack is usually 37cm in depth, making it suitable for standard sized wine bottles.

How do you decorate a wine rack without wine?

How you decorate a wine rack is down to personal preference, but some aesthetically pleasing ideas include small potted plants, cookbooks and decorative crockery. However, it’s important to note our collection is designed to be integrated within a cupboard, so you may not get to see the decorations as much.

What different types of wine racks can you get?

There are various types of wine racks on the market, with wall-mounted, integrated and freestanding options available. You can also get countertop, modular and stackable styles, which are great for kitchens with more space. 

How to choose a wine rack

To choose a wine rack, you need to decide whether you want it visible or not. Larger kitchens will have the space for a freestanding rack, whereas smaller spaces may require a built-in version, but this can take up space in a cupboard so be mindful. If it’s integrated, you’ll want it to match your cabinet carcass for a nice flow, but if it’s external, you may want it to compliment the rest of your kitchen’s aesthetic. You then need to consider size and finish.

What are some space considerations for wine racks?

It depends on whether it’s an integrated wine rack, where cabinet space will be taken, or if the rack will go on the worktop or be freestanding on the floor, meaning you need to consider how much space you’re willing to give up while ensuring the room is optimally functional still.

Do wine racks need to be in the dark?

Technically no, but your rack should be kept out of direct sunlight or bright UVs as this can impact wine quality. A cool, dark location is ideal if possible.