This modern walnut timber wine cabinet provides an open bottle rack module built for kitchen and bar joinery in Revit projects. Designed as a compact casework cubby, the unit features a rectangular carcase with an integrated diagonal X-frame divider. The crossing interior partitions form four triangular compartments configured specifically for horizontal bottle storage. Finished in a rich, dark walnut timber grain across exterior panels and internal divider faces, the module presents crisp square edges without visible face frames, making it suitable for both standalone wall mounting and integration into modular kitchen run assemblies.

The download is a 379 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Engineered as a lightweight Revit family component, the file places cleanly against vertical hosts or within custom casework arrays. Designers can align the bounding geometry to adjacent base units, upper wall cabinets, or island millwork runs. Material parameters assign seamlessly within project templates to match surrounding door panels, plinths, and custom joinery specifications.

Tailored for residential kitchens, butler pantries, private wine cellars, and dining room wet bars, this wine storage module also functions reliably across commercial hospitality lounges and boutique restaurants. Interior architects commonly specify this casework component alongside integrated beverage centres, under-counter cooling units, open display shelving, and modern flat-panel cabinetry sets during technical design and presentation stages.