Wine rack made of wood

Wine rack made of recycled wood – rustic, sustainable, and decorative

This unique Wine rack combines a rustic design with extremely sustainable materials. Made from a beam that is about 70–100 years old, the wood comes from a demolition house on the island of Java and could thus tell one or two stories. Each individual wine rack tells of a bygone era and makes this bottle stand a unique piece.

The bottle holders as well as the stable connection to the iron base emphasize the industrial style of this wine holder. With a height of about 70 cm and a base of 25 x 25 cm, the wine bottle rack is compact, stable, and versatile. Please visit our Online shop or our 6000 sqm of furniture exhibition, to discover more extraordinary wine racks.
You can find this extraordinary wine rack in our online shop in the category decoration >>> wine racks.

The Wine rack holds three bottles and is perfect as a decorative object – whether on the floor in a cozy living room corner or on a sideboard in the living room or dining room.

This Bottle holder is not only functional but also a stylish gift idea. Whether for a birthday, an anniversary, or as a special gift idea for the wine lover – it delights with its unique appearance and sustainable production. With its rustic design, it fits perfectly with a modern, industrial, or even a country house style.

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Why this wine rack?

One Wine presentation rack, which combines aesthetics and environmental awareness, becomes a real eye-catcher in your living area. With its timeless design, it can be combined with almost any living style. Bring a piece of history into your home – this Bottle holder is more than just a storage piece, it is a statement for sustainability and style.

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