Wine Cellar

A U-shaped walk-in temperature-controlled cellar in a Huizhou Xiaojingwan ocean-view residence. The 304 stainless-steel framework hosts red, white, and spirit collections with oak damped drawers that open as softly as turning an antique page. The right wing houses a three-door constant-humidity cigar cabinet lined in Spanish cedar; the centre and left wings feature open stainless-steel display racks without doors, letting the bottle formation read like an art gallery. A full glass partition turns the cellar into a living painting visible from the living room — bottles and sea views layered into a double landscape.

An L-shaped walk-in cellar in a Zhongshan private residence, combining a 304 stainless-steel skeleton with oak damped drawers for accessories. The left wing features an acrylic vertical-insert zone where bottles appear to float in mid-air; the centre houses a doorless steel-and-wood display cabinet topped by an illuminated acrylic back panel that bathes bottle silhouettes in a soft glow. A single curved glass wall dissolves the boundary between cellar and living room — as light shifts through the day, the collection becomes a flowing landscape within the home.

A professional-grade basement cellar system in a CR Land Zhiyu Yunjing villa, bringing traditional cellaring into the digital age. Temperature, humidity, and air quality are adjustable in real time via a smart control panel — one screen to govern the micro-climate and keep every bottle in pristine dormancy. The U-shaped steel-and-wood racking pairs industrial-grade stainless steel with imported North American red oak in a light-industrial aesthetic. A three-tier zoning strategy stacks vertical pineapple-wood inserts at top and bottom for stable long-term storage, with double-angled mid-section rows that put labels on full display for effortless browsing and retrieval.