About this asset

This timber wine rack is a Revit family featuring a combination of diamond and grid storage compartments for bottle organization. Constructed from natural timber, this modular storage unit provides a comprehensive solution for wine collections. The design integrates two distinct storage patterns: a series of large, diagonal diamond-shaped openings at the top and bottom, which are ideal for bulk storage, and a dense, square grid section in the centre for individual bottle placement. The frame is simple and functional, emphasizing a clean-lined aesthetic that fits well into contemporary cellar or kitchen environments. Its linear, rectilinear proportions allow for easy integration into custom millwork or standalone room layouts, providing both structural stability and visual organization.

The download is a 1.9 MB 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.

To integrate this rack into a project, load the family into your Revit project environment and place it against a wall or within a designated cellar partition. Use the align tool to ensure the back of the unit sits flush against the wall surface. Material parameters can be adjusted via the type properties to match the specific timber finish required for the interior design scheme. Ensure the model is placed on the correct floor level for accurate scheduling and documentation.

This wine rack is suitable for high-end residential kitchen designs, dedicated home wine cellars, and hospitality spaces such as restaurants or boutique hotels. It is often specified during the interior fit-out stage to provide functional storage that doubles as a display piece. Professionals searching for this asset might look for terms like custom wine joinery, timber bottle storage, or cellar shelving solutions to complete their interior documentation and visualisations for residential or commercial food and beverage projects.