Brighton Cellar – Blackened Ash
A blackened ash wine cellar built into a feature basement of recycled red brick and arched ceilings. Each rack is arched to match the brickwork, offset and backlit, with a custom ladder and rail. Central display racking with lighting pelmets showcases labels, single-pocket display above and below. Heat-treated white ash, finished dark through the timber […]
Feathers Hotel – Adelaide
Cellar Creations delivered the dedicated wine cellar for the Feathers Hotel redevelopment. Custom blackened ash racking forms a wall of displayed wine, with two-sided central island storage and perimeter racking showing what’s held above and below. A glazed wall turns the cellar into a backdrop for the restaurant and the private dining room alongside. Feathers […]
Robb Report – Great wine takes pride of place in lavish custom cellars.
In May 2017 Robb Report Australia looked at the rise of the custom wine cellar, and spoke to Cellar Creations about what was driving it. The piece traces how quickly the Australian palate moved toward fine wine, and how that changed what people wanted built into their homes — from cellars in living areas to […]
Curved Concave wine racking
Designed and hand-crafted by Robert Rolls, these sculptural pieces use boat-building techniques to draw straight timber into a curve. The concave form brings movement to what is often a predictable wine wall — walk past and the sections re-compose in front of you. Suited to both commercial spaces and private cellars. One of five systems […]
Japanese Shoji Wine Racking
Robert Rolls’s love of Japanese design and fine woodworking led to a cross-pollination of the wine rack and the Japanese rice-paper screen. Drawing on kumiko joinery learned in Japan, the slatted timber is half-checked on alternate sides so it can be woven, giving equal pressure both ways and keeping the lattice true. Backlit, it throws […]