Five formats.One system.
Every panel has a purpose. Every panel has a place. Compose bottle displays, shelves, glassware and considered open space into one continuous wine wall.
Two material expressions. A shared design language. Made to work together within each series.
Five distinct roles. One composed whole.
More wine. Less hardware.
Cork-out display should celebrate the collection, not the rack. Patented shared-support geometry lets adjacent bottle positions use the same slender aluminum supports—reducing visual clutter while creating remarkable bottle density.
See both labels. Even two deep.
A label-forward display is only useful when you can see what you have. Patented OptiView™ supports incline bottles at 20°, keeping the rear label in view even with standard bottles stored two deep—without giving up a refined, compact profile.
A shelf, not an afterthought.
Some things deserve a place alongside the wine. Bottles, decanters, spirits and collected objects become part of the same composition—not separate cabinetry added around the rack. Shelf shares the system’s proportions, finishes and alignment.
The glass belongs with the wine.
The right glass should never be an afterthought. Stemware keeps glasses suspended, accessible and visually integrated with the bottles—so the wine wall is ready for the moment the collection becomes an experience.
Space, designed in.
What you leave open matters as much as what you fill. Expansion brings a finished, aligned panel to places that need visual relief or extra clearance—especially above a Shelf when taller bottles and display objects need room.
Finishes
The finish makes it yours.
Two material expressions. A considered palette for every setting.
Furniture-grade wood and lacquered panels with precision-machined aluminum hardware.
BlackOut
Walnut & Black
Oak & Black
Black & Bronze
Walnut & Bronze
Oak & BronzeComing soon
White & Silver
Precision-machined aluminum in anodized or powder-coated finishes.
Additional and limited-run finishes may be available on individual product pages.
The wall is yours to compose.
Start with the collection. Let each format do its job. Add, exchange or extend within your chosen series as the room—and the wine—evolves.