Extremely Unique

[JimShaw]

This is one great wine cellar. What say you?

[Navster]

wow

[Batman1980]

Looks very flammable to me, hope your kids are trained in fire safety.

[Tom Hiddleston]

I want that house. Try telling your child to go sit in the corner in that house.

[HedgeHog]

This is waiting to happen...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLmJ1Mm13IQ

[sfmarine]

Thats really awesome.

[PrivatePixel]

It's impressive. I'm not a wine drinker, but I do see a possible issue with the layout of the cellar, relative to the window in the kitchen: exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays from sunlight, which can trigger chemical reactions in wine (and not in a positive way), even though it appears that all of the top-shelf bottles are dark amber in opacity.

[mikejet]

Love it. Great idea and a real eye turner when someone goes into the kitchen.

[JasonR]

Maybe if that were a cellar full of 100 proof alcohol. Wine isn't flammable.

Originally Posted by Gandalf Stormcrow

Looks very flammable to me, hope your kids are trained in fire safety.

[OG Pooh]

That is very cool indeed. The kitchen itself isn't in my tatse, but the wine cellar is awesome.

[Rob71]

Originally Posted by HedgeHog

This is waiting to happen...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLmJ1Mm13IQ

Wow! Hope that little woman had time to get out of the way.

[JimShaw]

Originally Posted by OG Pooh

That is very cool indeed. The kitchen itself isn't in my tatse, but the wine cellar is awesome.

Exactly what I thought

[Steve]

It looks really cool, but I can't help but think it's a disaster waiting to happen.

[Beta Man]

I can barely afford enough wine to stock our small wine fridge .....

[Jwilly019]

Originally Posted by PrivatePixel

It's impressive. I'm not a wine drinker, but I do see a possible issue with the layout of the cellar, relative to the window in the kitchen: exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays from sunlight, which can trigger chemical reactions in wine (and not in a positive way), even though it appears that all of the top-shelf bottles are dark amber in opacity.

Good point. It is a neat idea though.

[LeAnn]

This is great! It reminds me of that show where the guys come in and save your business. They did a cellar similar to this for a wine shop.
lovely

[Adrock]

Originally Posted by Beta Man

I can barely afford enough wine to stock our small wine fridge .....

That is exactly how I feel when seeing that picture. That is one wicked cellar though!

[iam1bearcat]

i'd be afraid to stand on top of that if it's glass! i'm sure it's enforced and thick, but still

[Steve]

Originally Posted by PrivatePixel

It's impressive. I'm not a wine drinker, but I do see a possible issue with the layout of the cellar, relative to the window in the kitchen: exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays from sunlight, which can trigger chemical reactions in wine (and not in a positive way), even though it appears that all of the top-shelf bottles are dark amber in opacity.

I would hope that whoever built that cellar would have taken that into account and put some kind of film on the window or on the cellar door itself to block out UV rays. Maybe they did both.

Originally Posted by iam1bearcat

i'd be afraid to stand on top of that if it's glass! i'm sure it's enforced and thick, but still

Me too.

[silversnake]

A lot of the old houses in France have this same setup. Definitely not as high end or anything but the cellar was usually under the kitchen. Pretty nifty