However, if wine cellars conjure up images ... feel moody and grounded without being too dark and overwhelming. If you don’t have an entire basement or bonus room to devote to your wine ...

Americans love their wine. According to the ... Loughran said basement cellars can be constructed from all types of wood species, not just the dark, traditional ones. He said white oak is popular ...

If you have a basement, congrats, you basically already have a wine cellar, but even without one, "any dark space with low temperature away from direct sunlight works," Ba said. If your living ...

Historically, it was important to cellar wines for two reasons ... back corner of an interior closet or a dark back corner of your basement. The new wine fridges, while expensive, are a great ...

This Manhattan townhouse’s wine cave was built for serious connoisseurs. Located in the basement, this cellar has space for up for 5,000 bottles. The basement has ample additional storage space ...

So rather than tucking a cellar in the basement, bring the wine up where it can be seen ... liquor display and “flipped the traditional dark, moody cellar convention on its head.

Most notably, instead of being tucked away in a darkened and enclosed room in a corner of the basement, wine cellars are becoming ... plus low light or dark conditions. “Simply put, a ...