Window of Opportunity… aged finish in wine cellar

Glass floors are not just for contemporary homes. Instead of opting for the expected design solutions, these Blue Ridge homeowners took the dramatic route and coupled rustic materials like stone and wood with a stunning glass floor acting as the ceiling for the natural wine cellar below. From above this design feature is more than just eye-candy. It creates an exotic experience in the wine tasting area and from the cellar below.

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This underground wine storage is only accessible by a clever secret passage door. The glass floor is a window of opportunity to visually connect the tasting room and the wine cellar. From above it becomes an architectural centerpiece while from below it creates a visual canopy.  The artistic decorative finish replicates authentic aged walls.  It begins at the top of the tasting walls and extends to the cellar below creating a unique visual bridge that joins the two spaces.

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For the serious collector, a basement wine cellar is a dream.  The ideal wine storage is all about creating the right environment.

Here, suitable conditions occur naturally offering both climate control and humidity. The glass floor allows this design treasure to be proudly on display.

Builder:

High Country Builders

Shane Tankersley

706-633-8800

Shanet31@live.com

Designer:

Cindy Trimble

706-946-2030

cindy@studiotrimble.com

StudioTrimble.com

2 Scenic Drive,

Blue Ridge, GA 30513

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