Custom Wine Rooms Designed, Built, and Installed by One Team
A custom wine room is one of the most valuable and personal spaces you can add to a home or commercial property. Unlike modular wine storage systems, a Heritage Vine wine room is designed from scratch around your collection, your space, and how you plan to use it — whether that means a climate-controlled room dedicated to long-term storage, a glass-enclosed showcase off a kitchen or dining area, or a full entertainment space with tasting seating and a wine bar.
Every wine room we build is centered on our Heritage Series racking — fabricated in-house in our Scottsdale workshop in oak, walnut, and sapele. The racking layout, storage configuration, and climate system are all engineered together before a single piece of wood is cut. The result is a custom wine room that stores your collection properly, looks exactly as you imagined, and performs reliably for decades.
We design and install wine rooms for residential homes, restaurants, hotels, country clubs, and private clubs across the United States — from Scottsdale and Los Angeles to New York, San Francisco, Miami, and beyond.
A Custom Wine Room Adds Lasting Value to Your Home
A well-designed custom wine room is one of the few home additions that pays back in both lifestyle and resale value. Buyers at the higher end of the residential market actively seek out homes with built-in wine storage — and a Heritage Vine wine room, with its custom hardwood racking, precision climate control, and crafted finish, signals a level of quality that generic wine furniture cannot match.
Beyond resale, a custom wine room transforms how you interact with your collection day to day. Your bottles are properly stored, easily accessible, and beautifully displayed — whether you're hosting guests, selecting a bottle for dinner, or simply adding to a collection you've spent years building.
Wine room projects.
The Payson Reserve Cellar - Arizona
A Mountain-Inspired Traditional Wine Cellar in Payson, Arizona.
Traditional wine rooms.
Heritage Vine traditional wine rooms are built around our Heritage Series hardwood racking — available in oak, walnut, alder, and sapele, fabricated in our own workshop and installed by our team. Rich wood tones, careful detailing, and considered craftsmanship define these spaces. Whether your home calls for a classic underground cellar aesthetic or a warm wood-panelled wine room off the dining area, our team designs and builds the room to suit the space precisely.
Modern wine rooms.
Modern wine rooms prioritize clean lines, open racking layouts, and materials that complement contemporary interiors. Heritage Vine designs modern wine rooms with Heritage Series racking configured in horizontal label-forward rows, floating display sections, and minimalist bin storage — finished in lighter wood tones or paired with metal and glass elements to suit the space. Every modern wine room we build is still fully climate-controlled and engineered for the long-term protection of your collection.
Glass wine rooms.
A glass-enclosed wine room brings the collection into view from the living space without sacrificing climate control. Heritage Vine designs and builds glass wine rooms with frameless glass enclosures, integrated cooling systems, and Heritage Series racking configured to maximize both storage capacity and visual impact. Glass wine rooms work particularly well in open-plan homes, restaurants, and hospitality spaces where the collection is part of the design story of the room.
Commercial wine rooms.
Restaurants, hotels, country clubs, and private wine stores require wine rooms engineered for volume, daily service access, and visual impact at scale. Heritage Vine designs and builds commercial wine rooms with the same Heritage Series craftsmanship used in our residential projects — scaled up for larger collections, higher traffic, and the specific operational demands of each venue.
Our commercial wine room portfolio includes Steak 48 Beverly Hills, La Tête d'Or New York, Peak Restaurant at Hudson Yards, The Phoenix Country Club, and The Petersen Automotive Museum — each built to balance storage performance with the aesthetic of the space it serves.
