Expertly-Polished Custom Residential Wine Cellars Leveled Up with Striking Lighting System in La Jolla, San Diego

Custom residential wine cellars like this one is expertly-polished by Custom Wine Cellar expert designers in La Jolla, San Diego

Even with unique designs, custom residential wine cellars are intended to promote a serene, laid-back ambiance. These wine displays exhibit sophistication and style, skillfully fusing form and function to produce an enthralling setting for homeowners and wine enthusiasts.

In La Jolla, San Diego, the Custom Wine Cellar team and Custom Wine Cellars San Diego recently completed a project. The project, which Steve Pantalemon of Custom Wine Cellar handled, includes a custom residential wine cellar with glass panels, glossy shelves, and an RGB lighting system that can be changed in color remotely.

To find out more about this stylish La Jolla home wine cellar, continue reading!

How These Custom Residential Wine Cellars Were Built

With its modern exterior and specially constructed wine room, this elegant home is ideal for entertaining and hosting parties. Since there was an empty wall in the house’s spacious spare room, it was convenient to create a new wine cellar swiftly.

At first, the room had what seemed like red-brown laminated walls and black tiles. The clients might place two leather sofas with one seat outside the home wine cellars, provided there was enough room.

Glass Wine Cellar Doors Crafted for a More Enticing Entrance

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Modern wine cellars are designed with metal, glass, and clean, simple lines. Dual-paned glass panels surrounded the front portion of his home wine cellar, and glass doors were erected.
Two single glass panels with a spacer—typically filled with argon gas—make up dual-paned glass. While single-paned glass may be enough in certain situations, this form provides superior insulation.

Steve, our senior consultant and designer, stated, “With single-paned glass, you have to manage temperatures inside and outside the house. However, with framed, dual-paned, and thermally broken glass, the cellar can maintain a temperature of 55 degrees even when it’s a hundred degrees outside.”

There are two French doors at the entrance to the wine cellar. French doors open outward, and guests must pull the handles to enter, which is in contrast to double doors.
The doors may be easily locked when closed thanks to magnets placed between them by the Custom Wine Cellar designers. According to Steve, this useful feature guarantees that the doors close firmly and keep them from being left slightly open.