This custom made and stained, wooden wine rack will go with almost any decor in almost any room of your home. The default option is capable of storing 10 average sized 750 ml bottles of your favorite wine, champagne or other spirits. There is also a flat 11.25" x 11.25" top for placing decorative items. Constructed of hand selected premium wood, it is then sanded to perfection and stained with the highest quality stains possible. At the end, it is then sanded even more and given 3 separate hard top coats to resist scratching, fading and other types of wear and tear.

Each wine rack is unique in its own sense. There is no assembly line here. Every step of the process is given the utmost time and attention to ensure the highest possible quality results. I generally try to select wood with a bit of character in it, opting for a good amount of knots and variations in the wood grain. This is gives each piece its own life!

The available stain colors are as follows:

- Unstained (just plain wood)
- Golden Pecan
- Weathered Gray
- Red Oak
- Mahogany (picture shown)
- Dark Walnut
- Kona

Please refer to the last photo for the different stains. Unfinished is not shown.

I utilize glue and hidden nail locations so nail heads will not be shown and therefore of a sturdy, solid design.

There are two sizes available currently, with a 3rd larger size coming in the future. The two sizes are:

- 10 Bottle Storage (11 1/4" long x 11 1/4" deep x 25 1/2" tall)
- 15 Bottle Storage (16 7/8" long x 11 1/4" deep x 25 1/2" tall)

All wine racks will be 25 1/2" tall by 11 1/4" deep. The length is dependent on the amount of bottles to be stored.

* It should be noted that due to the nature of wood and stains that each piece will vary slightly in overall color than the samples shown. Also, some woods are softer and therefore soak up more stain than hard woods and this will also result in slight variations in each piece, but this is what makes each one unique!

* This item is made to order. That means when an order is placed, I will then hand select the wood to be used in the process. Making sure to use the most unique piece possible in terms of grain and knots. Then begins the cutting and sanding, followed by the staining. Sanding is critical when staining wood and this is where the majority of time is spent. Lastly, the protective top coat is added in 3 separate layers with stages of sanding in between each seal coat to ensure a smooth sheen satin finish. All of my stains and top coats are oil-based which take a bit longer to cure but are also more robust and enriching. This results in a more durable finish that will last a very long time!

* The accessories shown are my personal staged items and do not come with the item