Wide view of a pale timber cellar with diamond bins and perimeter racking, cream dining chairs at a glass table, red-lit niche at the far end.
View down the cellar to the red-lit display niche, diamond bins either side and a dining setting on the tiled floor.
Designer
Eamonn Egan. Design consultancy only.
Place
Clontarf, Sydney.

The room

Pale timber single-bottle racking, including curved runs, wraps a central dining area. Diamond bins sit either side. A display niche at the far end is lit red. A lattice door and full-height glass bi-fold doors open the cellar to the house.

The joinery was made and installed by the client’s own trades, from the design. Eamonn designed the cellar. He did not build, supply or install it, and he does not carry construction liability for the work.

Before and after

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Glass bi-fold doors during the build with racking visible behind and a stepladder in front.
Before: The glass doors going in during construction.
White-framed glass bi-fold doors with the timber cellar visible behind.
After: Full-height glass bi-fold doors open the cellar to the house.

Before: The glass doors going in during construction.After: Full-height glass bi-fold doors open the cellar to the house.

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The finished cellar

During construction

Video

As featured on Burke's Backyard, Channel Nine, 1998. Footage courtesy of Channel Nine and Burke's Backyard.

Press

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