DIY Wine Racks For Every Style

Wine connoisseurs are undoubtedly as bothered about the wine storage area as they are picky about the taste and flavor of their wine. It is undoubtedly an acquired taste and having the skills to create your own wine rack definitely helps in showcasing your cherished collection far more beautifully. Unlike wine storage spaces that are far more expansive and permanent, wine racks can be installed pretty much anywhere and often hold anywhere between 5 to a couple of dozen wine bottles. The best part here is unquestionably the bragging rights that you earn at the next poker night!

Vintage film reel DIY wine rack [From: Green Design Blog]












Crafting your own wine rack is much easier than you would imagine and many of these projects require nothing beyond basic DIY skills and a few hours on the weekend. Often, the materials you need can also be found in your attic or the garage and with the right tools, your DIY wine rack is just a few hours away! From the modern and the sculptural to the rustic and the upcycled, here is a look at 13 fabulous DIY wine racks that delight –

Unique DIY Wine Racks

A unique wine rack combines a hint of modernity with eye-catching design and a splash of ingenuity. Of course, we are always here to offer you the right inspiration to get you started in the right direction. Rogue Engineer offers a space-savvy homemade wine rack design that is easy to replicate. Sure, it does not hold more than just a few bottles of wine, but it does look great in the dining space or even the small kitchen. The modern DIY wine rack below is a touch simpler to craft and also ushers in a dash of color.

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Modern DIY hanging wine rack [From: Homedit]
Stylish contemporary DIY wine rack with a fun twist [From: Rogue Engineer]

Metallics are a hot trend in home design and the copper pipe and leather wine rack perfectly epitomizes this craze. The custom birch wine rack on the other hand is for those who love rustic charm of wood with a touch of simplicity and exclusivity. The best part about this design is how you can add wine display space over time with ease, without actually moving away from the basic design!

Fashionable copper and leather wine rack DIY [Design: A Bubbly Life]
Simple DIY wine rack idea made from birch [From: apartment therapy]

Modern Homemade Wine Racks

From the easy and the unique, we move on to DIY wine racks that are distinctly modern, vibrant and fit in perfectly with the contemporary style of your home. These polished designs definitely take a bit more work and you cannot afford to leave them rough around the edges. But designs like chic and seemingly sculptural like the DIY Countertop Wine Rack save up on space even while giving you decorating freedom. Since it is not a wall-mounted rack, you can easily move it around from room to room (or even take it outdoors) and it surely garners plenty of attention even as a standalone piece.

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Chic DIY Countertop Wine Rack [From: Lowe’s]
Give your wine rack a modern, artistic twist
Create your own DIY design inspired by the gorgeous Black+Blum Flow Wine Rack

A more extensive wine rack that can hold up to 25 bottles and is integrated into your kitchen decora takes time and effort to craft. You might want to dedicate more than just a weekend for a project like this, but it is well worth the extra time and sweat.

Custom DIY wine rack that becomes a part of your kitchen or dining [From: diy network]

Upcycled and Woodsy Wine Racks

We love any project that upcycles old and discarded materials and turns them into a décor piece that we can put to use. Upcycling not only saves cash, but also helps the planet by reusing materials that might otherwise end up in landfills. Old wooden crates and boxes are absolutely perfect for crafting a simple and stylish DIY wine rack. For those who do not need too much space for their small wine collection, these rustic creations are absolutely perfect.

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Old wooden crate upcycled into a gorgeous wine rack
Wood and rope DIY wine rack [From: Cambria Wines]
Wooden DIY wine rack with hairpin legs [From: Maya Made]
DIY wine rack with plenty of rustic charm [From: The Kurtz Corner]
Handcrafted DIY wine rack [From: HGTV]

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