Mark Roskams
Photo of an expansive country wine cellar in London.

Vinomagna has built a team of skilled craftsmen and engineers coming from within the cabinet making and climate control industries. This has been the foundation training ground for our team. Vinomagna has delivered multiple projects internationally with a solid client testimonial reference base. Who will confirm they are more than ‘wine cellar builders’. When approached to design this wine and cigar space the client had a clear vision of how he intended to use the space. This particular international project was for a collector and connoisseur of wine and cigars. Climate control and Wine refrigeration Specialists: The project required a team capable of a full understanding of mechanical and electrical installations. Along with the cabinetry refrigeration came the heating and cooling of the lounge space. Wine cellar builders who could also maintain comfortable lounge temperatures was a paramount design consideration. Yet still, store wine at 12-14°c behind single glazed wine displays without the displays misted in dew point condensation. In addition, store cigars at 18°c with higher humidity than the rest of the lounge. The client also planned to smoke cigars within the space. So required a concealed powerful supply and extract venting and air conditioning installation. The client understood he required more than just ‘Wine Cellar Builders’ to take on this project. A company that could exhibit the experience and track record in the design and fit-out of such wine and cigar spaces.

Cava - Bodega a medida / Cava - Custom winery
This is an example of an expansive contemporary wine cellar in Barcelona with porcelain floors.

Wine room with glazed doors as centre piece of the room
This is an example of an expansive industrial wine cellar in Sussex with light hardwood floors.

Inspiration for an expansive modern wine cellar in London with ceramic floors.

This is an example of an expansive industrial wine cellar in Melbourne with dark hardwood floors.

Architecte et Maître d'oeuvre : @studio.gregoirecodou Détails, fabrication et pose : Struo Fonction : différents éléments d'aménagements intérieurs pour le @monique_restaurant et son chef @julien_caligo_chef à savoir : - bureau d'accueil et dressing - dossier de banquette - rangements sous escalier - meubles d'appoint - habillage cintré - tablettes fixations invisibles Au programme : - débit et mises aux bonnes cotes des 17 panneaux latté chêne 19mm - usinage des assemblages, des trous de taquet d'étagères et des tiroirs - encollage des chants chêne véritable et ponçage - application du Oil Plus 2C "smoke 5%" Rubio - pose du meuble et ajustements sur place

Inspiration for an expansive transitional wine cellar in Paris.

This is an example of an expansive country wine cellar in Florence with terra-cotta floors.

Remodelling of a luxury flat at the heart of Kensington for a wine collector. Photographer Rory Gardiner
Inspiration for an expansive modern wine cellar in London with light hardwood floors.

Large wine room for a private home in Wimbledon, South West London UK. The room is filled with a combination of individual bottle racking, display racks, storage cubes, work surfaces and slide out shelves for case racks, all of which are made from solid oak. The wine cellar in total can store over 2500 bottles.

Cantina con zona biliardo, rivestimento parietale con assi di legno invecchiato, pareti blu, pavimento in travertino
Photo of an expansive mediterranean wine cellar in Rome.

Design ideas for an expansive contemporary wine cellar in Sunshine Coast with ceramic floors.

Expansive country wine cellar in Florence.

LUV Architecture & Design
Inspiration for an expansive mediterranean wine cellar in Barcelona.

Photo of an expansive midcentury wine cellar in Seattle.

Wine storage racking
Photo of an expansive industrial wine cellar in Sussex.

A country kitchen designed for a food loving family. Designed with a chopping station at the end of the island for the cook to be preparing the meals close to the Aga. This kitchen also boasts a fantastic cellar from the Spiral Cellars Company.

This gorgeous Turramurra kitchen displays the best of both modern and traditional features. It exhibits the warmth, character and grandeur of a traditional kitchen whilst maintaining all the trappings of modern kitchens. When Art of Kitchens were commissioned to design and build this kitchen, the home was yet unbuilt making it important that our kitchen design closely adhered to the Traditional/Modern style of the proposed home. “We needed to work with the idea of what the complete project would look like rather than using the existing frame for inspiration,” said Kitchen Designer David Bartlett. Keen entertainers, the homeowners wanted a kitchen that could be filled with family and friends without the space feeling overcrowded. Featuring multiple working zones, a large scullery for preparation and cleanup, high ceilings and overlooking a tranquil alfresco area, this large kitchen works perfectly for large groups. The high ceilings created a sense of airiness and allowed for ample storage space with tall cabinets. The addition of open shelving and breakfast bar resulted in a stunning open plan, functional kitchen that is perfect for entertaining that ties well into the overall aesthetic for the home. The end result was a runner up in the 2017 HIA CSR NSW Kitchen awards.