The shelf is backlit with LED lighting to give the bottles a glowing effect (and to make reading labels easier!). This long white shelf adds a brightness to the earthy tile accent wall. The modern liquor shelf in this Wintler Park remodel, also designed by bright designlab, is a great example of how an organizational element can also have artistic flair. It’s the perfect spot for storing a few bottles of wine, but could also be a handy space for keeping olive oil or other items needed nearby while cooking at the stove. This little drawer with extra vertical space was designed by Alissa Pulcrano of bright designlab for a compact kitchen remodel. What a clever way to add storage to unused space!
It was added during the remodel of this Portland Tudor home designed by Kevin Fischer of Alice Designs and Charlotte Cooney of Domestic Arts. This hideaway liquor cabinet slides out from the otherwise-unused space inside the archway wall. The door slides open and shut easily for a clean, uncluttered look with plenty of storage space behind it for the owner’s wine collection. This hidden wine cabinet’s door and door mechanism (a pulley, window weight, and cord) were salvaged from an old dumbwaiter discovered during the demolition for the remodel of this retro style kitchen designed by Kevin Fischer of Alice Designs and Charlotte Cooney of Domestic Arts. Cut the clutter and consider adding one of these clever design elements to your home: Each home, regardless of its size, has a special feature that utilizes space for hidden storage. These five built-in storage solutions from past Hammer & Hand projects all show off creative ways to store wine and liquor collections.
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This duo of couches have been chosen in a plush dark green velvet, connecting the space to the lush green garden views through the windows and forming a visual relationship with the dining area opposite that also features tones of green.Built-In Storage Solutions: 5 Secret Liquor & Wine Cabinetsĥ creative built-in storage solutions for wine and liquor collections.
The stand out visual in this area though is the balance that is continued with two truly huge and truly unusual curved section sofas that sweep around the space in a semi-circle and ensure no-one in the group who settles down to relax here gets left out of the conversation. The sitting room on the other side of the central stairs within this open-plan area is another incredible space, with visually pleasing balance introduced via windows either side of a central fireplace. The dining area is spacious, allowing at least ten guests to sit and socialise at the long table, but there's room for more if you want to extend the dinner invitation. There's no dark and dingy decor allowed to live here.īespoke staircase is just one of many mesmerising features (Image: Powells, Monmouth / Kenaz24Photography / rightmove) The space is so open you can see through to the garden via picture windows and French doors and this, coupled with the white and light interior design, ample layers of lighting, and shiny surfaces that bounce light around makes the space very light and bright, fresh and contemporary. The walls have gone, the staircase is now a bespoke glass structure that sweeps its way upstairs, and any slate underfoot has been replaced by a floor so shiny you can see your face in it. Push open the front door and it's hard to argue with that assessment as the two reception rooms and central staircase you were expecting is totally blown out of the water. The agent selling the home states it has been 'lavishly reconfigured and refurbished over recent years with no expense spared'. This house has had a transformation into a dream home interior design that you might expect to find inside a contemporary new build box that is a contender for an episode of Grand Designs. Party barn complex (Image: Powells, Monmouth / Kenaz24Photography / rightmove)Īrrive at the house just outside the village of Rudry and you are so certain you know what you are getting - exposed beams, stone walls, inglenook fireplace and maybe even flagstone floors that a farmhouse from the past usually presents.
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