6 Questions
Beverage & Entertainment
Integrated Wine Refrigeration
Climate Controlled Storage
What is required for a built-in wine fridge? +
The cabinetry must be engineered with precise ventilation paths to allow for a flush-mounted installation without overheating the compressor.
Precision-engineered paths for flush-mounted cooling without overheating the compressor.
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High-End Interior Details
What is a luxury decanting shelf? +
A pull-out shelf lined with premium leather or felt, specifically designed for decanting spirits or displaying luxury glassware.
Premium leather or felt-lined trays for decanting spirits or displaying luxury glassware.
Permalink →Mirrored Bar Backsplashes
Bar & Entertainment Aesthetics
Why use mirrors in a bar area? +
Using mirror glass as a backsplash increases ambient light and creates a sense of depth, making a beverage station feel more expansive.
Mirror glass used to increase ambient light and create a sense of depth in beverage stations.
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Speakeasy & Concealed Storage
How can I hide a home bar? +
We use pocket doors that slide back into the cabinet carcass, revealing a fully equipped bar setup only when needed.
Retractable pocket doors that slide into the carcass to reveal a fully equipped home bar.
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Bar & Glass Storage
How are wine glasses stored in custom bars? +
We install under-cabinet or internal rails designed for hanging wine and martini glasses securely by their stems.
Secure under-cabinet or internal rails designed for hanging wine and martini glasses.
Permalink →Wine Column Integration
What does a wine column require from the surrounding cabinetry? +
Sub-Zero, Liebherr, and True wine columns are typically 24" or 30" wide and require a dedicated 15A circuit plus front-venting clearance at the toe-kick. Because a full column can hold 100+ bottles, the surrounding cabinet carcass must be anchored to a structural wall with anti-tip hardware. Door swing clearance is critical — most columns need 90° of swing to access the interior shelving, so adjacent gables or walls require a minimum 3" buffer.
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