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If you’re a big wine drinker, maybe you’ve thought about having a proper wine cellar one day with plenty of space to store your favorite bottles. While you might be short on space (or cash) to make a proper cellar happen now, this expandable rack could be a good compromise, as it allows your storage to grow as you add to your collection. Made from a mixture of recycled thermoplastic synthetics and paper by-products (i.e. Syntrewood®), these racks are durable and require no tools or connecting pieces. You simply stack them on top of each other; widen or heighten as you wish.

Sold in sets of 3 (= for 12 bottles).

One ribbon of painted steel creates space to hold seven wine bottles.

Red or Charcoal available.
Designer: Alan Wisniewski
Dimensions: 21 1/2″ x 10″ x 6″

$100.00, Buy it here.

Another wine rack to consider if you’re short on space. Also, the Cru Wine Rack (shown on right) that was posted a while back is now on sale.

Level Wine Rack (4x4x16.5″) $48.00,
Buy it here.
Cru Wine Rack $158.00 $99.00, Buy it here.

Here’s a decent sale on a very decent wine rack. (It reminds me a lot of the Cru Rack.)

The capricious form is made of a very strongly, super-light material. There can be stored wine bottles, but also most champagne bottles will fit. There are many ways to pile up the Grape and can be made to a beautiful wall. The Grape is packed in a nice carry trunk. -greenergrassdesign

designed in 2007 by Robert Bronwasser.
$160.00 $128.00, Buy it here.

Whoa, I’d never seen this wine rack in multiples as shown in this picture. Pretty spectacular, though I don’t want to know how much it costs to fill that sized wall with that many racks.

Also, in a very nice gesture, UMA is giving all BLTD readers 15% off everything from March 1st to March 15th. Enter ‘BLTD’ in the coupon field (plus, as always, you’ll receive free shipping over $100).

The Echelon Wine Rack is a stackable aluminum wine rack. One set (shown top) hold six wine bottles and additional stacks can be added on.

$48.00, Buy it here.

If you’ve ever tried stacking bottles in the refrigerator, you know how handy these would be. Even outside the fridge, it’d make for a very inexpensive wine rack solution.

You can use a single wedge for stacking against a wall, or a pair of wedges to create a sturdy pyramid of bottles or cans. Think of it as a virtually invisible wine rack. With just two Wine Wedges you can safely stack 6 wine bottles or 10 beer bottles. Wine Wedges also work on wire rack fridge shelves…Wine Wedges are precision-engineered from high-quality rubber and their sloping edges have been specifically designed to secure curvy objects.

Each Wedge approximately – 0¾”(H) x 1½”(W) x 6″(D)
Comes as a pair

$9.95, Buy it here.

The ever popular wine rack by Harry Allen is now available in your favorite color (wine-wise).

Recycling your wine bottles has just taken on a new meaning. This tongue-in-cheek rack consists of four bottles, halved in two and cast as a single piece. Capable of accomodating up to six bottles, it is available in black, red wine (transparent) and white wine (transparent gold) versions. Other than its exceptional beauty, it also works to create the illusion of a much more extensive wine collection than what’s necessarily true… especially when you run out.

13.5″W x 11″L x 2″H
Black, Red Wine, or White Wine.

$69.00-$95.00, Buy it here.

Wall-mounted wine racks are a super way to save space and show off your collection at the same time.

Sparked by the graphic line of hanging grapes, Wagner created this wall-mounted wine rack for Danish brand Menu. The clever design allows you to suspend all kinds of bottles: ordinary ones, slim dessert ones, even heftier ones of Champagne. Available in polished aluminum or skinned in black rubber. Mounted with two screws.

Size: 13″ high, holds 6 bottles.

$52.00, Buy it here.

If you’re the sort to bring wine bottles to dinner parties, you’ll most likely appreciate these holders which seem to be properly constructed and restrained.

Thick merino felt; vegetable tanned leather handles.

Duo Red German Felt and Black Leather, $118.00
Quiver Gray Felt and Brown Leather, $130.00

This stackable wine rack holds six wine bottles, and conveniently can be added on as your collection grows.

The Echelon Wine Rack is a stackable aluminum wine rack. One set (shown top) hold six wine bottles and additional stacks can be added on.

[posted by katie]

This wine rack is actually quite a nice idea- you can add on modular units as needed (either as your collection grows or as your budget will allow).

* Rack Dimensions: 23 ½” x 5 ¾” x 10”
* Base Dimensions: 23 ½” x 7 ½” x 10”
* Holds five wine bottles (up to 1.5L magnums) each.

An excellent choice for displaying your wine, this rack can be added on as your collection grows.

the cru wine rack, designed by dennis lin, is composed of multiplied circular shapes with ingenious attachment points. multiple wine racks can be configured to create an artful sculpture.

Holds 6 bottles. Available in black.
16″h x 11″w x 6″d
[posted by katie]

An interesting way to display your wine, this Sporadic Wall Panel is available in two sizes to fit your collection. I think this would look really spectacular in multiples…

Regular holds ten wine bottles, Mini holds six.
Bamboo or Walnut.

Mini 8″H x 28″W x 3.25″D

Regular 32″ x 12″ x 3 1/4″

A brushed stainless steel wine rack to hold your bottles…it gets points for not being overly done, as some stainless pieces tend to be.

Holds 15 bottles.

Try as I might to get over acrylic, I’ve realized there’s just something about it that brings about an interior exclamation point. Case in point, this wine rack. It’s clear, it’s cool, it mounts on the wall and doesn’t take up much room.

1″W x32″H x4.5″D