Wide view of a stained mahogany cellar: single-bottle racking, display shelves and antique carved columns with wall sconces, arched opening at the end.
Stained mahogany racking with antique columns and wall sconces, an arched window to the next room.
Designer
Eamonn Egan. Design consultancy only.
Place
Toorak, Melbourne.
Capacity
About 10,000 bottles.
Finish
Stained mahogany.

Features

The room

The cellar holds about 10,000 bottles. The finish is stained mahogany. Antique columns are integrated with the single-bottle racking and the display racking. Diamond bins are used for maximum storage, and a large amount of the room is given to large-format display and storage.

The photographs are shown at their own size. They are not enlarged. 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.

The finished cellar

Wide view of a stained mahogany cellar: single-bottle racking, display shelves and antique carved columns with wall sconces, arched opening at the end.
Stained mahogany racking with antique columns and wall sconces, an arched window to the next room.
Narrow aisle with a terracotta tiled floor between tall single-bottle racks, leading to an arched glazed opening with lattice racking below.
Tiled aisle between single-bottle racking to an arched window.
Long wall of stained single-bottle racking with carved column capitals and a wall sconce, protective sheeting on the floor.
Six-metre run of single-bottle racking with carved column capitals.

Design renders

Design visualisations prepared by Eamonn Egan before construction.

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