Wine Cabinets for Stylish Storage
A wine cabinet keeps bottles, glasses and bar tools together. It saves cupboard space in the kitchen. It also makes hosting easier. Everything you need is in one place.
What's Inside?
- Bottle racks – hold wine on its side, which keeps corks moist.
- Glass holders – hang stemware upside down to keep dust out.
- Cupboards – store spirits, mixers and bar tools.
- Drawers – handy for corkscrews, coasters and napkins.
Storing Wine Properly
Wine likes a cool, steady temperature away from sunlight. Avoid placing your cabinet near radiators, ovens or sunny windows. Store bottles with corks lying flat. Screw-top bottles can stand upright. A wooden cabinet isn't a wine fridge, so drink most bottles within a year or two.
Choosing a Size
Small wine cabinets fit beside a sofa or in a dining alcove. Larger cabinets hold more bottles and glasses. They work well against a dining room wall. Count how many bottles you usually keep before you choose.
Our Ranges
The Oakham wine cabinet comes in a rustic oak finish. Rutherford offers a chunky oak look at a great price. Both match other dining and living room furniture in their range.
Create a Home Bar
Pair a wine cabinet with bar stools and a sideboard for a home bar corner. Add a statement lamp for atmosphere. For glassware display, see our display cabinets.
Browse our dining room furniture to complete the look.
Wine Cabinets: Frequently Asked Questions
Why should wine be stored on its side?
Lying bottles flat keeps the cork moist, which helps stop it drying out and letting air in.
Where should I put a wine cabinet?
Somewhere cool and out of direct sunlight, away from radiators and ovens. A dining room wall is ideal.
Is a wine cabinet the same as a wine fridge?
No. A wine cabinet is furniture for storage and display. It doesn't control temperature like a wine fridge.
Can a wine cabinet store spirits and glasses?
Yes. Most include cupboards and glass holders as well as bottle racks.




