Nigel Slydell can enjoy his wine throughout the day—without ever taking a sip. His ultramodern 1,400-bottle cellar is visible through a glass hatch on the floor of his kitchen-dining area ...

Rich wine nerds have a wine cellar. Very, very rich wine nerds install a door in their kitchen floor leading to a spiral staircase surrounded by wine, which is the coolest wine cellar ever.

For wine enthusiasts with a keen appreciation of a good bottle, and without a labyrinth of rooms underfoot for storage, clever help is at hand. The spiral cellar can be sunk into your floor from ...

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Secret Rooms in Houses: Hidden Room Wine Cellar The entrance to a spiral staircase can be placed in a surprising number of locations, including beneath the floor of one of your first-floor rooms ...

In 1978, a Frenchman (but of course) invented the spiral wine cellar (see image above), a precast cylindrical system that’s sunk into the ground. It’s watertight, and because it’s designed for optimum ...

Speaking of celebrations, wine making and consumption has long garnered enthusiastic appeal. You can collect various types of wine, have a wine cellar for storage or merely enjoy the barrels ...

Spiral Cellars aims to preserve and protect your growing wine collection by installing a compact wine cellar in your home.

An Australian independent construction business has created an inventive wine cellar staircase, which can hold 156 bottles of wine and has a built-in thermometer.

Spiral wine cellar If you live in a period home which is listed, you will need to fill out a planning application for a spiral cellar, and this also applies if the spiral cellar will be within the ...

(At Spiral Cellars, prices start at £12,360; they also design wine rooms for other contractors to put in.) And if you’re still eyeing up a spiral cellar, then consider that there are two ...