Any wine lover understands the significance of finding a functional nevertheless chic-looking storage method for unopened bottles. Which (DIY wine rack) can easily clutter an entire kitchen counter if you’re not careful. The ideal is something that can organize bottles while also protecting them and keeping them close at hand for simple grabbing and looking good while doing it, of course.
The good thing is that bits such as that are easily DIY-able, and these 15 cases are proof. Whether you prefer a rustic appearance or lean a little more modern, there are many alternatives in regards to crafting the best display for your home.
1. Display wine bottles with numbered labels
Blogger Whitney Gainer of Shanty2Chic made a beautiful wine rack complete with numbered tags to show off five of her favorite blends. This project is more advanced, so you’ll want to be certain you own a drill, sander, and more, as outlined in Gainer’s tutorial.
2. Make a free-standing wine rack/bar cart
If you’re trying to find a setup that closely resembles a typical pub cart, you will want to scope out blogger Bre Bertolini’s installation, which is made of walnut and plywood stained in dark walnut. It allows wine aficionados to easily view the bottles they have available whilst providing lots of storage for glasses of all shapes and sizes.
3. Make a minimalist leather sling
Blogger Sam Raimondi made this stunning wine sling using aluminum sticks and leather. Here, it’s shown with a single jar, but every sling could hold roughly three.
4. Create a wall display for bottles and glasses
Blogger Bethany Sy also utilized leather to create this stunning wine holder made to be mounted onto the wall; there is room to store a couple of wine glasses beneath, too. Sy added some personalization by means of a stencil–an especially wise addition if you’re looking to present your own wine rack.
5. Use hooks to hold wine bottles in place
How beautiful is blogger Jenni Yolo’s Barnwood wine rack, which stands outside with a little shiny copper? The chalkboard paint-up top finishes off the rustic look. This project seems super trendy but requires minimal tools and expertise to pull off.
6. Add a wine rack to an existing island
Blogger Sarah Saucedo of Thrifty Decor Chick decided to update her current kitchen island to incorporate a wine rack. She made it out of timber she had on hand, then painted both the rack and the island a beautiful blueish gray for a cohesive look.
7. Build a geometric wood display
The best part about working with plywood is there are endless opportunities to personalize your creation. Blogger Sarah Fogle created this intricate shape using wood that she stained and sanded and then mounted the bit into her wall. This wine rack easily doubles as decor.
8. Make an industrial tabletop display
If you’re a lover of all things industrial appearing, you are going to want to replicate the pipe wine rack that blogger Stephen Johnson made. The pipe component of this piece is in fact available for purchase on Amazon; you will just need to purchase wood for the foundation.
9. Repurpose a pegboard as a wine rack
This pegboard-turned-wine rack that Becky Marshall of Flipping the Flip produced has space for plenty of bottles, that can be held in place by long dowels. This piece looks lovely in its natural wood color, but you could also spray paint the finished product or perhaps just the wood financing at the color of your opting for some excess oomph.
Yes, this is a repurposed pegboard as a wine rack, but still, the reusable wine package as a wine rack is an ultimate beauty that we the wine lovers have a space in our hearts.
10. Build an under-cabinet bottle shelf
Blogger Lindi Vanderschaaf of Love Create Celebrate made a copper wine rack to affix to the bottom of her kitchen cabinets for maximum storage. The last product houses six bottles of wine without taking up precious counter or wall space, which makes it a superb option if you’re working with limited square footage.
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