55+ Stone Wine Cellar
ID# 122608 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Новая РАСА
Mediterranean Brick Floor With Rustic Basement Wine Cellar
The stone walls are accompanied by a curving wooden wine cabinet. Huge Mediterranean brick was used on the floor. rustic air prevails with its motif gate.
ID# 122638 | Houzz.com – Credit | © The Little Brick Studio
Classic Brick Walls With Wood Wine Racks
Classical brick was used in the ceiling and floor. Stone was used in the walls. Brick and Stone are mixed. The classic style wine cellar is again completed with a classic style chandelier.
Modern, Rustic and Traditional Stone Wine Cellars!
The wine cellar, made of stone, is not only glamorous. In addition to being very stylish, stone wine cellars control all the criteria of stone wine storage. The stone material controls the ambient temperature. That’s why you can make your personal wine cellar out of stone material. Designing a wine cellar can be tricky but now, you can find some inspiration according to your taste with our stone wine cellar ideas!
Choose brick, limestone, slate, and more stone wine cellar ideas.
Here you will find stone wine cellars that meet your needs, your wishes. The stone material balances the moisture and temperature required. Now, to incorporate it into your home, you can test our stone wine cellar ideas.
They are brick, limestone, slate, and more stone wine cellar that suitable for all styles.
ID# 122601 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Инна Хлебцевич
Brick Ceiling and Floor With Transitional Wine Cellar Design
Brick material was used in the ceiling. The ground also has a medium-sized transitional brick floor. Light wood cabinets provide plenty of storage space. Space is completed with small black marble countertops and pans.
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ID# 122602 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Spiral Cellars
White Walls and Stone Entry With Wood Wine Racks
The stone entrance to the white canvases is very good. He attracts attention and invites us to the wine cellar. The dark wood was used on the floor. The wine cabinets are also dark wood. Floors and cabinets contrast against white walls and draw attention to themselves.
Natural Stone Mosaic Tiles
ID# 122603 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Brickworks Building Products
Beige Wine Racks with Light Tone Laminate Floor
White walls are mixed with small stone material. Light tonewood was used on the floor. The wine room with a modern appearance has cream color wooden wine storage racks.
ID# 122611 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Harriet Forde Design Ltd
Multi-Colored Stone Wine Cellar With Terra-Cotta Tile Floor
Terra-cotta tile was used on the floor. Multicolored Stone was preferred on the walls and is in harmony with the floor. Wines are lined up on small wooden shelves. The space is complete with Vintage seats and paintings hanging on the wall.
ID# 122613 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Yassir Silvera, Interiorismo-espacios enológicos.
Basement Wine Cellar with Concrete Floor
The concrete floor and stone walls are in harmony. Space is dramatic with dark wooden wine cabinets. Space is completed with a rustic wooden door.
ID# 122616 | Houzz.com – Credit | © HABITARE REFORMAS
Wine Room With Simple White Ceiling and Brick Walls
Brick arches were used in the stone walls. In the space dominated by light tones, wines were lined up on wooden shelves. A simple white ceiling was preferred against brick walls.
Travertine Mosaic Tiles
ID# 122618 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Cloisters Design Ltd
Elegant Wine Room With Wood Cabinets
Multicolored marble tiles were used on the floor. The stone walls have wooden shelves. The wines are lined up here. Wood was used in part of the ceiling. There are marble countertops. The wine room provides an elegant look.
ID# 122619 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Oliver Bea Design Ltd
Stone Wine Cellar With Island Bench
Gray wavy stone walls bring an instant character to space. There are open-tone wooden cabinets. There is an island bench in the middle. It has a black quartz countertop. Contrasts against wooden cabinets. The multi-colored tile was used on the floor.
ID# 122624 | Houzz.com – Credit | © STACT
Modern Wine Room With White Brick Walls
Stone wine cellar doesn’t always mean rustic. This is a great example in modern style. Grey wood was used on the floor. The white brick walls are accompanied by wooden thick beams and attract attention. Wines bottles are hung on glass wine racks.
ID# 122628 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Jo Cowen Architects
Tuscan Stone Wine Cellar With Dining Room
A glass wall separated the dining room and wine cellar. The glass wall added a modern appearance to the rustic appearance. Brick walls were used. Wines are lined up on wooden shelves.
ID# 122632 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Marion Lichtig Ltd
Traditional Wine Room With Circular Form Wood Ceiling
Brick was used on the floor and wall. In the ceiling, wood in a circular form was preferred, which made the Tasting Table a focal point. It is in harmony with the white ceiling. Wines are lined up in wooden racks. The space is complete with a wood tasting table.
Slate Mosaic Tiles
ID# 122634 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Angela Smith Interiors
Built-in Wood Dining Set with Wood Wine Rack
The wine cellar in the corner is stylish. Stone was used in the ceiling. On the floor is a light-tone wooden bar. it is complete with dark ton wood table and built-in wine racks.
ID# 122637 | Houzz.com – Credit | © 3D Stone
Basement Wine Room With Wood Door
Stone walls and wooden doors are combined. Wines are lined up on wooden shelves. At the same time, marble countertops were used.
ID# 122639 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Jasmine McClelland Design
White Brick Ceiling and Dark Shelves With Diagonal Wine Racks
The white brick ceiling and black wine shelves are in harmony. Black racks contrast and become the focal point. There are also wines hung on stone walls. A glass door leads to the wine cellar.
ID# 122640 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Luigi Rosselli Architects
Basement Wine Room with Wood Ceiling and Walls
The wooden ceiling and walls are mixed with the wavy wall. Wines were hung on the wooden walls with metal hangers. At the foot of the stone wall is a wooden seating area. The plain appearance is preserved with spotlighting. It has a modern style.
ID# 122641 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Qinross Building Design & Construction
Stone Wine Cellar With Wood and Brick Floor
The floor is mixed brick with light-tone wood. Their harmony is beautiful. A glass door with a motif invites you in. Green and white are combined on the Yesil. Wooden wine racks above the cabinets bring a visual feast. Brick was used backsplash.
ID# 122642 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Архитектурная Студия Ильинской
Brick Walls and Floor in Brick Wine Room
Brick was used on the walls and floor. On the ceiling, white color is preferred, it is simple. Wines were hung on the brick wall with metal hangers. There are red cabinets. Dark wood countertops were used.
ID# 122643 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Red Wine Cellars
Limestone Wine Cellar With Frameless Glass Door
Limestone was used in the ground. A frameless glass door suits the stone walls very well. Metal hangers and wines were placed on small wooden shelves.
ID# 122644 | Houzz.com – Credit | © C28 srl
Vintage Stone Wine Cellar With White Ceiling and Tasting Table
The white ceiling and stone walls are compatible. The white ceiling gave the place calmness. Dark wooden shelves hanging on the stone wall attract attention. Wines are lined up on open-tone wooden shelves. The room is completed with a tasting table made of the cask. Vintage rugs were used on the floor.
ID# 122645 | Houzz.com – Credit | © FOS architetti
Elegant Wine Storage With Black Gloss Wall
The black gloss wall is compatible with the stone ceiling. The stone contrasts against the ceiling. The wine cellar with its glass door and black frame is elegant. The venue is complete with Vintage rugs.
ID# 122647 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Alhadeff Architects
Basement Stone Wine Cellar With Vaulted Brick Ceiling
The barrel-vaulted brick ceiling and the steamed floor are in harmony. wines are lined up in dark wooden wine cabinets. It also has wooden shelves. The Hidden Light used on the steps adds a different air to space.
ID# 122648 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Mara Pasquini Architect
Traditional Dining Room with Built-in Wine Racks
The black wine cellar, which is between the brick walls, is quite stylish. Its black frame contrasts. Space has become classic with a fireplace from floor to ceiling.
ID# 122650 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Мария Пилипенко
Dark Wood Door With Stone Wine Cellar
Brick was used in the ceiling and floor. Wooden shelves were placed inside the stone wall. The wooden glass door dramatizes the space.
ID# 122651 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Дизайн-бюро Arthouse
Farmers Blend Stone Wine Cellar With Wood Cabinets and Wood Beams
Farmers’ Blend stone was used in this wine cellar. The ceiling has exposed timber beams. Vintage wooden tables and chairs were used. There are wooden wine cabinets. Dark wood wine cabinets contrast against light stone walls.
ID# 122654 | Houzz.com – Credit | © SNB Stone
Dark Stone Wine Cellar With Metal Hangers
In the small wine cellar, dominated by dark shades, dark stone walls were used. The floor has black porcelain tile. Wines are hung on Metal hangers. It’s small but modern.
ID# 122655 | Houzz.com – Credit | © STACT
Circle Shelves With Stone Wine Cellar
Brick was used in the ceiling. Stone was laid on the wall and wine was placed on the racks. The view is complete with a stone table and vintage chair. Plants used on the ceiling give a different air to space. With the vintage painting used, the space becomes classic.
ID# 122604 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Luis Sanandres Interiorismo
Rustic Wine Room with Multicolored and Slate Floor
The minimal wine rack has a diamond pattern that repeats the floor pattern. The wine barrel table and stools are made from recycled oak wine barrels. Their circular shapes repeat the room’s ceiling. Metal hardware on barrel table and stools echo the lighting above, and both fuse industrial and traditional styling, much like the overall room design does.
ID# 122605 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Promitec Retail
Elegant Wine Room With Light Tone Wood Ceiling
The spacious wine room, where wood and stone materials are blended, is stylish. Light tonewood was preferred on the ceiling. The floor and walls are stone. Wines are lined up in dark-ton wooden cabinets. The picture hanging on the wall opposite becomes the focal point.
ID# 122606 | Houzz.com – Credit | © KESTEL & QUILL DESIGN
Wood and Mesh Cabinets With Rustic Wine Cellar
Wine cabinets were specially made of wood and mesh. A vaulted barrel brick ceiling was used. Stone was used in the walls. Stone walls and wooden cabinets are in harmony.
ID# 122607 | Houzz.com – Credit | © CAST – by The London Joinery Co.
Stone Wine Cellar With Stone Walls and Eyebolt
Brick was used in the courtyard of the small wine room, consisting entirely of stone walls. The walls have eyebolt. Dark wood cabinets are accompanied by white marble countertops. A rustic chandelier was preferred as lighting.
ID# 122612 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Verity & Beverley Ltd
Metal Hangers With Stone Wine Cellar
The dark wood was used on the floor of the small wine cellar. Metal hangers are hung on the stone walls and wines are on them. There are vintage small tables.
ID# 122614 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Spadaccini Homes
Cottage Style Wine Room With Glass Door
Exposed brick and timber beams are in harmony. Wines are lined up on wooden built-in wine racks. A large metal glass door invites us in. Its black frame contrasts against light-tone stone walls.
ID# 122615 | Houzz.com – Credit | © AV Architects
Large Wine Room with Brick Walls and Metal Hangers
In the gaps opened in the brick wall, wines were opened with metal hangers. The exposed beam on the white ceiling contrasts. The beige tile was used on the floor. Complete with simple spotlighting.
ID# 122616 | Houzz.com – Credit | © 株式会社エムズ・アーキテクツ
Traditional Dining Room with Elegant Wine Cellar
Combining the dining room with the wine room, there are wooden glass doors and windows between them. ZeMind ekahverengi tile was preferred. Brick was used in the ceiling. Wines are lined up on wooden shelves. After dinner, you can choose what you want from there and have a pleasant time.
ID# 122620 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Naos Floors Ltd.
Wood Accessories With Stone Wine Cellar
Wooden accessories are very suitable for stone walls. Wooden coffee tables are quite stylish. Wines are hung on shelves located on the wall. It is complete with a small table and chair.
ID# 122621 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Urban Property Developers
Built-in Gray Wine Racks with Floating Shelves
Rustic style and modern style are combined in this custom wine room. Grey wine cabinets were made on the stone walls. It attracts attention among the walls. There are also shelves.
ID# 122622 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Living Dream Kitchens
Wood Ceiling and Exposed Wood Beam With Stone Wine Cellar
Porcelain tile was used on the floor. There are stone walls. A light-tone wooden ceiling was used. Dark wood beams contrast. There are opened brick niches on the stone walls. Wooden shelves are hung and wines are lined up here. The tasting table and motif glass door complete the rustic look.
ID# 122625 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Accord Homes
Metal Hangers and Hidden Lighting With Stone Wine Cellar
The stone walls are joined by dark-toned wooden columns and beams. Wines were hung on the stone walls with metal hangers. Light tone tile was used on the floor. Space is completed with hidden lighting.
ID# 122626 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Promitec Retail
Stone Wine Cellar With LED Lighting
The wine cellar, consisting of brick walls and ceiling, resembles a cave. Stone arched wine racks provide plenty of space for wine collection. The plain tile was used on the floor. Finished with flat LED lighting.
Limestone Mosaic Tiles
ID# 122627 | Houzz.com – Credit | © AH Interiors
Travertine Tile Floor With Rustic Stone Wine Cellar
Travertine tile was used on the floor. The stone walls are accompanied by an old wooden ceiling. Wines are lined up on wooden shelves. Rustic appearance prevails.
ID# 122629 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Дизайн студия Елены Минаевой
Mountain Style Wine Room With Wood Floor and Vintage Rug
Stone material predominates in the wine cellar, which is in the DAP style. It is accompanied by dark wooden wine cabinets. There are vintage rugs on the floor and the rustic style prevails.
ID# 122630 | Houzz.com – Credit | © CplusC Architects + Builders
Large Stone Wine Cellar With Wood Floor and Ceiling
The large, natural stone walls are accompanied by flat dark wood floors. The floor contrasts against the wavy stone walls. Organically, wooden wine cabinets are placed on the walls. Light tonewood was also used on the ceiling.
ID# 122631 | Houzz.com – Credit | © JV Construction and Interior
Wood Cabinets and Metal Hangers With Stone Wine Cellar
The natural stone walls are accompanied by a wooden ceiling and beam. Organically, wooden racks are placed between the walls. At the same time, wines were hung on metal hangers.
ID# 122633 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Aboda Design Group
Contemporary Wine Room With Gray Walls and Black Shelves
Beige ceramic was used on the floor. Graystones were used on the walls. There are black shelves. Black shelves contrast against the white ceiling. A small tasting table and leather chairs complete the space. It is a contemporary stone wine cellar.
Marble Mosaic Tiles
ID# 122635 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Alberto Antoni & Daniela Pozza Architetti
Light Tone Wine Storage Room With Nature Picture
The wine cellar, dominated by beige tones, gives you peace. Space is refreshing with the nature picture on the wall. There are open-tone wooden wine racks. Images of bricks that appear on the wall from place to place give a feeling of aging. The view is complete with a wooden wine tasting table.
ID# 122636 | Houzz.com – Credit | © michael wyatt architect ltd
Elegant Rustic Wine Cellar With Stone Sink
White brick was used in the ceiling. A sink made of stone is of interest. Wines are lined up in wooden wine racks located on stone walls. Space is completed with an elegant chandelier made of wood.
ID# 122652 | Houzz.com – Credit | © Arch. Nunzio Gabriele Sciveres
Stone Wine Cellar With Dark Wood Cabinets and Marble Countertop
Stone material was used in this place. Untreated Stone was used in the walls. It is joined by wooden wine racks. There are dark-ton wood cabinets. The lighting and accessories used to give a rustic appearance.
