Having a
wine cellar at home is no longer a privilege of large residences or experienced wine lovers. Today, with the variety of models and integration possibilities, wine cellars have gained space in
different styles of interior projects, becoming a
functional and decorative element at the same time.
Projeto de Daniela Andrade. (Camila Santos/CASACOR)
Compact or spacious, climate-controlled or modular, they meet diverse needs, valuing both the proper storage of wines and the consumption experience in daily life. In addition to adding sophistication to projects, the wine cellar reflects the lifestyle of those who appreciate moments of celebration, companionship, and well-being.
Advantages of having a wine cellar at home
Projeto de Figueiredo Fischer Arquitetos (Ricardo Bassetti/CASACOR)
Having a wine cellar goes beyond aesthetics: it is also a
practical choice that enhances the ritual of serving wines with elegance and care.
Correct storage of bottles
Wine is a beverage sensitive to light, moisture, and temperature variations. A wine cellar, even a compact one, provides the
ideal conditions to preserve the aroma, color, and flavor of the bottles over time.
Projeto de Larissa Perna. (Rafael Renzo/Divulgação)
Sophistication and lifestyle
Including a wine cellar in the project conveys sophistication and reinforces the lifestyle of those who value moments of celebration. It becomes an
invitation to gathering,
relaxation, and
mindful tasting.
Property appreciation
Well-designed wine cellars (built-in, climate-controlled, or with customized finishes) add value to the residence, becoming a
architectural differential, especially in gourmet areas and
integrated spaces.
(Produção Lu Algarthe | Fotos: Juliano Colodeti, do MCA Estúdio/Divulgação)
Different types of wine cellars
Before deciding where and how to include a wine cellar in the decor, it is essential to understand the
models available in the market:
- Climate-controlled wine cellar: maintains ideal temperature and humidity for preservation, with models ranging from 8 to over 100 bottles.
- Built-in wine cellar: designed inside cabinets, countertops, or panels, ideal for compact kitchens and living rooms.
- Wall-mounted wine cellar: a creative and decorative solution, with niches or supports fixed vertically.
- Floor wine cellar or bar cart: functions as an independent piece of furniture that can be moved or used as support in events and receptions.
- Underground wine cellar or exclusive room: ideal for collectors, it is a complete space dedicated to wine, with professional climate control.
Revisite Arquitetura & Interiores - Adega da Artista Plástica. Projeto da CASACOR Santa Catarina | Florianópolis 2024. (Lio Simas/CASACOR)
Ideas to include wine cellars in the decor
The versatility of current design allows for creative integration of wine cellars into
various areas of the house, from gourmet to intimate.
Integrated kitchens and gourmet areas
Social spaces, such as
open kitchens and gourmet terraces, are the traditional places to have a wine cellar. In this case, it can be
built into the cabinetry or
installed under the countertop, near the preparation and tasting area. The integration with glasses and accessories creates a functional and inviting space.
Bruna Perim - Adega Gourmet. Projeto da CASACOR Espírito Santo 2022. (Camila Santos/CASACOR)
Living room or dining room
For those who enjoy hosting, placing the wine cellar in the living room or dining room makes it
part of the furniture. Lit shelves, niches in slatted panels, and integrated bars with
indirect lighting are solutions that combine practicality and style.
Projeto de Ricardo Abreu. (Renato Navarro/Divulgação)
Bedrooms and intimate spaces
It is possible to bring the pleasure of wine to more private environments. Compact, discreet, or built-in wine cellars in support furniture work well in suites and even in
home offices. The idea is to make the
relaxation moment even more special.
Isabella Sefisa - Refúgio Gêneses. Pensado como um loft com quarto, living, banheiro, adega e varanda, esse projeto busca uma reflexão sobre a essência de cada um. A paleta neutra de cores transmite tranquilidade. O mobiliário, revestido na cor branca, explora diferentes texturas. Destaque para os elementos naturais, como pedra e madeira, que também transmitem essa sensação de acolhimento e calma, dignos de um verdadeiro refúgio. (Estúdio NY18/CASACOR)
Gallery, hall, or corridor
Transitional spaces, often overlooked, can house surprising wine cellars. A wall with wooden niches, a shelf with metal supports, or a vertical glass wine cellar create
visual impact and invite discovery.
Projeto Traama Arquitetura. (Julia Totoli/CASACOR)
Composition with artworks
In addition to wine, the decor of the wine cellar can include decorative elements, such as
paintings, sculptures or lamps. The built-in lighting in the niches or LED strips enhances the space and reinforces the sophisticated atmosphere.
Projeto de João Panaggio. (Juliano Colodeti, do MCA Estudio/CASACOR)
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