5 Ways to Transform Your Kitchen Using Multiple Wine Racks

5 Ways to Transform Your Kitchen Using Multiple Wine Racks

You are not restricted to buying a single wine rack. Our wine racks are 150mm wide and can be combined in multiples of 150mm, so you can build a complete wine storage feature in almost any width, depending on your space and budget. Used together, they create built-in kitchen wine racks that look bespoke, without the cost of a full custom installation.

This guide shares five kitchen wine rack ideas, from a wine feature between two larders to a full wine storage wall, and explains the two ways to get the look. We’ll show how modular wine storage can be tailored to your kitchen, and when it makes sense to go fully bespoke.

In Short

• Our wine racks are 150mm wide and combine in 150mm steps, so you can build wine storage in almost any width.
• Four racks make a full-height, 600mm-wide feature that can replace a standard larder unit.
• Buy 2 and save 15%, or buy 3 and save 20%.
• Choose multiple racks for an affordable look, or a fully bespoke feature made around your kitchen.

Why Buy Multiple Wine Racks?

Because every rack is exactly 150mm wide, they combine into modular wine storage that grows with your kitchen. Start with one rack for a small gap, or fit several to create a statement feature. Here is how the widths add up:

And so on, in 150mm steps. Each rack is 300mm deep and comes in heights of 720mm, 900mm, 1970mm and 2150mm, with a 1920mm version made for Wren tall units.

Buy more, save more. When you order several racks, you save: buy 2 and save 15%, or buy 3 and save 20%. If you want to order more, contact us or call or WhatsApp us on 0161 465 4007.

Four wine racks together create a full-height, 600mm-wide wine storage feature, which can effectively replace a standard kitchen larder unit.

1. Create a Built-In Wine Feature Between Two Larders

This is one of the most striking kitchen wine rack ideas. Fit two full-height larder cupboards, then install four wine racks between them. The racks fill the 600mm gap, and your kitchen plinth and cornice run straight across the top and bottom, so the whole wall looks like one bespoke piece of cabinetry.

The result is a stunning built-in wine display with practical closed storage on either side. Choose a rack colour that matches your doors for a seamless finish, or contrast with them, such as Lancaster Oak against painted doors.

2. Replace a Larder with Floor-to-Ceiling Wine Storage

Four racks make a full-height feature that is the same width as a standard larder. If you would rather display wine than hide it, this is a simple way to turn a tall cupboard into floor-to-ceiling wine storage.

Choose the 2150mm height for a full-height tower, or 1970mm to line up with standard tall units. Secure the racks to adjacent cabinets or the wall with standard cabinet connectors or L-brackets, and finish with your plinth and cornice for a fully integrated look.

3. Fill an Alcove with Wine Storage

An alcove is often wasted space, and racks are a neat way to use it. Measure the width of the recess and divide by 150mm to see how many racks you need. A 450mm alcove takes three racks, and a 750mm alcove takes five.

For a recess that is not an exact multiple of 150mm, we also make bespoke wine racks to measure in any height and width. Shorter 720mm and 900mm racks work well where the space is lower, such as under a window or beside base units.

4. Build a Home Bar Wine Feature

Wine looks best when it has a proper home. Place a run of racks beside your drinks cabinet, or at the end of a base unit run, to create a home bar zone in your kitchen or dining area. Bottles sit horizontally on each shelf, which keeps corks moist and labels visible, so the display looks good and the wine is stored correctly.

Two or three racks are often enough for a bar feature that does not take over the room, and buying three means you save 20%.

5. Create a Larger Wine Storage Wall

If wine is a serious interest, go bigger. Six racks give you a 900mm-wide feature, eight make 1200mm and ten make 1500mm. A run of full-height racks across a wall becomes a wine storage wall that holds dozens of bottles and becomes the focal point of the room.

At this scale, plan the finish as well as the storage. Matching plinth, cornice and end panels tie the wall into the rest of your kitchen, so it feels designed rather than added on.

Two Ways to Get the Look

There are two options, depending on your budget and how bespoke you want the result to be.

Option 1: Multiple individual wine racks. This is the more affordable route. Buy the number of racks you need and position them together. Each rack arrives flat-packed with cam and dowel fittings and is assembled in minutes with a screwdriver. Our Tall Kitchen Wine Rack comes in five sizes and seven colours, and we also make a wine rack for Wren 1920mm tall units.

Remember our offer: buy 2 and save 15%, or buy 3 and save 20%. For example, three 1970mm racks cost £621.60 instead of £777, and give you a 450mm-wide feature holding 42 bottles. Three 2150mm racks cost £825.60 instead of £1,032 and hold 48 bottles.

Option 2: A fully bespoke wine storage feature. For a more premium finish, we can manufacture a wine storage feature designed specifically around your kitchen, with matching cabinetry and finishing details. This is the right choice for larger walls, awkward spaces, or kitchens where you want everything to match exactly. Our bespoke wine racks are made in our Manchester workshop, and most requests can be quoted within 24 hours.

How to Plan Your Wine Storage

1. Measure your gap or wall. Divide the width by 150mm to find how many racks you need.
2. Choose your height. 1970mm suits standard tall units, 2150mm gives full height, and 1920mm is made for Wren tall units.
3. Choose your colour. Match your doors, or contrast them for impact.
4. Plan the finish. Running a plinth and cornice across the racks is what makes the feature look built-in.
5. Fix the racks securely. Once assembled, secure them to adjacent cabinets or the wall with standard connectors or L-brackets.

Next Steps

Start with the Tall Kitchen Wine Rack, or contact us to discuss a bespoke wine storage feature. You can also call or WhatsApp us on 0161 465 4007.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How many wine racks can I combine?
As many as you need. Each rack is 150mm wide, so you can combine them in multiples of 150mm to create a feature of almost any width, from a single rack to a full wine storage wall.

2. Can four wine racks replace a larder unit?
Yes. Four racks create a full-height, 600mm-wide wine storage feature, the same width as a standard larder unit. Fit them together and run your plinth and cornice across for a built-in look.

3. Is there a discount for buying several wine racks?
Yes. Buy 2 wine racks and save 15%, or buy 3 and save 20%. If you want to order more than three, just get in touch with our team.

4. How many bottles do the racks hold?
A 2150mm rack holds 16 bottles and a 1970mm rack holds 14, so three 2150mm racks hold 48 bottles. The smaller 720mm and 900mm racks hold 5 and 6 bottles.

5. What is the difference between multiple racks and bespoke wine racks?
Multiple racks are the more affordable option: you buy several and fit them together. Bespoke wine racks are made specifically for your kitchen, with matching cabinetry and finishing details, for a more premium result.

6. Can I get a different size or colour?
Yes. We make racks in seven standard colours and five sizes, and we also manufacture to measure in any height and width, and in any EGGER or Kronospan board colour we stock.

7. How do I fit several wine racks together?
Assemble each rack, stand them side by side in the gap, then secure them to adjacent cabinets or the wall with standard cabinet connectors or L-brackets. Most fitters finish in under 30 minutes.