About this asset

This traditional wooden wine rack Revit family features a dual-zone storage design with individual bottle slots and a diamond base. Constructed from solid timber, this floor-standing wine rack offers a robust storage solution for high-density bottle organisation. The upper section comprises a grid of vertical and horizontal dividers, creating individual rectangular cubbies for standard wine bottles. Below this, a series of diamond-shaped compartments provides bulk storage for larger quantities or varied bottle sizes. The unit features a clean, functional aesthetic with a uniform natural wood finish throughout. Its solid frame and consistent joinery make it suitable for custom cellar fit-outs where efficient space utilisation and clear bottle display are required.

The download is a 1.4 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.

In Revit, this rack is best handled as a standalone family component. Users should load it into the project and place it against a wall or within a cellar partition. Because of its modular appearance, it can be arrayed or mirrored to create longer runs of joinery. Ensure the material parameters are mapped to your project template to maintain consistent wood finishes across your joinery schedules and render outputs for client presentations.

This asset is ideal for residential cellar designs, luxury kitchen pantries, and hospitality back-of-house bar areas. It serves as an essential component for interior designers and architects working on high-end custom joinery projects. Professionals searching for wine racking, cellar storage, or bespoke timber cabinetry will find this model useful for both early-stage spatial planning and detailed interior documentation. It pairs well with ambient strip lighting or recessed spotlights to highlight the bottle collection and accentuate the depth of the timber compartments.