Toorak Village
2024, Projects, Western Red CedarA beautifully balanced mid-sized cellar.
Projects
Washington
2023, Projects, Tasmanian OakTasmanian Oak sculpted into a mass of diamonds and bottle racks.
Point Piper
2022, American Oak, ProjectsManufactured in raw American Oak. Heavy and hard, this cellar imposes itself on the space.
Orrong
2022, Projects, Western Red CedarHalf Diamonds and French Case Storage beneath a tasting shelf and temperature control unit seems like a lifetime away.
Queanbeyan
2022, ProjectsCapacity and aesthetics. A large and elegant cellar situated in the nation’s capital.
Double Bay
2021, American Oak, ProjectsSimple and effective: floor to ceiling wine highlighted by a row of display racking.
Auburn
2021, American Oak, ProjectsManufactured in darkest Cambia American Oak, Auburn is a moody bolthole in the depths of opulence.
Mornington
2021, ProjectsModern and visionary in its execution, a showpiece like a museum exhibit you can walk through.
Saint James
2021, Projects, Western Red CedarThe movement of the tiling above and below and the grain of the Western Red Cedar meshing as perfection.
Portsea
2021, Projects, Western Red CedarTucked away looking out over a courtyard, Portsea is a dramatic dark blue beauty.
Melbourne
2020, Projects, Western Red CedarThe gradual curve of the cedar panels tracing the roof suggest the incredible width of the space.
Burnley
2020, American Oak, ProjectsThe high contrast of the timber against the white walls and stunning flooring accentuate the depth of the Oak.
Newrybar
2018, Projects, Western Red CedarElevated half case storage crowns four walls of individual racking broken by diamond bins.
Douglas
2018, Projects, Western Red CedarPure opulence, and the first thing you see when you enter the house. It will stop you in your tracks.
Mont Albert
2017, Projects, Western Red CedarTwo mirrored walls meet at a deep case storage unit squeezed beneath a huge tinted, argon filled window.
Heyington
2017, Projects, Western Red CedarRounding out at approximately 3500 bottles in each wing, the scale of this cellar is staggering.
Central Coast
2016, Projects, Western Red CedarThe stark contrast of the black walls behind the pale timber is hypnotic. A classic addition to a modern home.
West St Kilda
2016, Projects, Tasmanian OakFeaturing deep chocolate-coloured racking to three walls behind glass.
Malvern East
2015, Projects, Western Red CedarWith a central diamond above, case storage below and double bottle racking, this cellar is deceptive in its storage capacity.
East Melbourne
2015, Projects, Western Red CedarRecessed top racks on a dark stone top that winds around the entire cellar and out through its glass entrance.
Lysterfield
2011, Projects, Western Red CedarWith a curved wall mounted with champagne cradles and display racking throughout, Lysterfield highlights jewels in a collection.
Maidstone
2011, Projects, Western Red CedarNo longer confined to subterranean darkness, the modern residential wine cellar now takes pride of place in prominent position.
North Shore
2011, Projects, Western Red CedarCapped in marble, a mirrored pair of waterfalls undulate down into the wine cellar.
Bronte
2009, Projects, Western Red CedarA testament to what can be achieved in relatively small rooms.
Yarra
2008, Projects, Western Red CedarStylishly redefining the shape of the room, Salvation Curved Corners are the ultimate way to impart an exclusive touch to your space.