We earn a commission for products purchased through some links in this article.
The best wine racks for the upcoming party season
Whether you’ve a sommelier-like knowledge of vintages or not, there’s a wine rack to suit all tastes (and storage needs!)
How you store your wine is important, but if you’re not lucky enough to have space for a cellar or a dedicated temperature-controlled fridge, you can still present your bottles in style while you host guests over the festive period. These cherry-picked designs will show your tipples – reds, whites and fizz – a little love this holiday season
‘Triomphe’ canvas and steel wine rack, Celine
Place six of your most prized bottles in the arms of Celine’s luxurious wine rack, which is clad in the fashion house’s iconic ‘Triomphe’ print. £2,450, celine.com
‘Infinity’ bottle rack, Kartell
Easily the most recognisable in our edit, the ‘Infinity’ bottle rack by Ron Arad is a collectible design icon that sits in museums and galleries around the world. Available in an array of bold colours including this punchy red. £73, kartell.com
‘Vertigo’ swine server, Andrée Putman
Though not technically a wine rack, ‘Vertigo’ deserves a place on this list as it is pure brilliance. Use it to showcase one cherished bottle theatrically across the silver-plated ring. £625, christofle.com
‘Silo’ stackable wine rack, Massproductions
The Greek wine god, Silenus was starting point for the appropriately named ‘Silo’ stackable wine rack by Chris Martin. Sculpted to recall the storage shelves in traditional wine cellars, the units can be stacked up to four pieces high. £132 per layer, scp.co.uk
‘Alfredo’ wine rack, Georg Jensen
Zurich-based designer Alfredo Häberli tapped into his sense of play for this piece, which can store wine horizontally and vertically. The ‘Alfredo’ is available in three statement colours but our pick is this rich saffron hue. £90, georgjensen.com
‘Portland’ wine rack, One.World
A wall-mounted option like ‘Portland’ by One.World saves space while adding a decorative element to a plain kitchen wall. Versatile enough to work in both traditional and modern interiors, it can hold up to 12 bottles. £85, johnlewis.com
‘Chawton’ wine storage cross, Neptune
No budget for an integrated wine rack? Slot these oak shelves into an existing cabinet or dresser and voilà, you’ve got cellar-style storage in an instant. £100, neptune.com
‘Wooden’ wine rack, Saito Wood
Enliven your kitchen counters with Japanese designer Isamu Saito’s sculptural offering. Crafted from plywood in Japan, the wine rack is all sleek curves and organic forms. Approx £230, goodeeworld.com
‘Opusdivino’ wine rack, Montina
This vertical option cuts a striking figure in any kitchen. Made in Italy from a freestanding steel column, it embodies craftsmanship and durability. £285, artemest.com
‘Umanoff’ wine rack, Audo Copenhagen
Whatever your choice of wine, Umanoff’s intriguing rack will make your bottles shine. Comprised of several leather straps suspended within a black metal frame, the accessory is designed for those who want to highlight their collection. £295, chaplins.co.uk
The best door knobs, knockers and numbers
The table is the new catwalk: pick your plate
Decorate with orange: our zestiest ever edit
The best chainmail designs, from stools to sconces
