For true connoisseurs of European cuisine, not a single meal is complete without a glass of expensive wine. This drink has long gained wild popularity and still does not give up its leading position. Such a noble product requires a special approach to its storage. Many true connoisseurs collect very valuable and rare specimens in their collections.

Today we're sharing 13 amazing DIY ideas for decorating wine racks in your home.

Built-in wardrobes

Obviously, one of the most convenient and attractive ways to store your wine collection is to integrate special shelving into the finished space. This way you don't have to look for extra space in your kitchen. The Room Interiors portal suggests equipping a regular sideboard for dishes with shelves. Thus, in one half you can store drinks, and in the other, sets of glasses and cutlery.

Another option, equipped in a kitchen unit. All you need is to equip one of the modules with special compartments and a grille, as the designers from Live Laugh Decorate did.

The following DIY project will appeal to those whose kitchen space is so limited that it seems impossible to allocate even a little free space. You can get a small vertical shelf. It is very narrow and therefore does not take up too much space, and you can vary the height yourself. If desired, you can make it from the floor to the ceiling.

A stunning wine rack option. All you need is to make a few round holes in the plywood sheets and fasten them together. This shelf can be used as a partition to divide space. If you paint the inside in an unusual color, it will become a stylish and fashionable interior detail.

Wall racks

Not everyone is lucky enough to have extra space for a built-in wine rack. However, everyone will definitely have a free wall. So why not use the empty space for a minibar? This project from Shanty 2 Chic was brought to life using a few pieces of wood and large hex screws. Light wear and marked title stickers give the shelf an elegant look, turning it into an antique piece.

An unusual option is offered by the designers of Hart’s Desire Photography. This wooden shelf allows you to store your drink at an angle of 45 degrees. It looks a little dangerous, but in fact, the design is very reliable!

If you prefer versatility and multifunctionality in everything, then the project from The Kurtz Corner is what you need! By attaching special threaded trays to a regular hanging box, you will accomplish two tasks. This will be a shelf for storing both wine and glasses.

Our next idea comes from Erin's Lane/Etsy. Everything is extremely simple: all you need is a massive wooden board and a few cast iron bolts from the railway. Combine all this and you have a rustic wine rack in your home! A quick but very stylish DIY project.

Pipes

The idea may seem strange, but a wine bottle perfectly follows its cylindrical shape. So why clutter the space with a million shelves and racks when wine can be stored in space-saving tubes of the right size? For example, equip the cellar with a wall made of cylindrical building blocks. Now they can be purchased at any hardware store. A terracotta clay tube creates an ideal microclimate for storing a delicate and capricious drink.

Turn your wine rack into a real work of art! A budget alternative to brick blocks will be durable PVC pipes. Create an amazing composition from elements of different diameters, just like the Adventures in Creating designers did.

Drainage pipes are also great for storing your favorite wines. The main thing is to firmly fasten them together, then your drinks will be completely safe. Adventures of an Almost 40 Year Old Intern also suggests equipping a kind of coffee table at the top of the structure. This will create an additional surface for placing things or accessories.

If you are looking for the simplest and most economical option, then you won’t find anything better than a shelf made from cardboard mailing tubes. Agree, this project from Bob Vila looks very original and worthy of attention!

Case stand

Our latest DIY project is a true work of art! This handcrafted shelf from DanMade for HGTV is made from a single piece of natural wood and stakes. All that remains is to find a suitable place for such an amazing accessory.

Another original idea

And so, now you have as many as 13 ideas for equipping a wine storage. If you have your own original ideas, don't forget to share them in the comments!

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Wine connoisseurs always have several bottles of the sunny drink at home. They know that precious vessels must be stored correctly, then their contents will preserve their properties for a long time. Make your own wine racks. Such designs allow:

• It is correct to place bottles of drinks horizontally in a city apartment or a private country house.
• Set up a special place for tasting.
• Centralized storage of wines.
• They become a real interior decoration.

PVC pipe products

The simplest and most original option for creating wine shelves are structures made from plastic pipes. To work, you will need PVC pipes, the diameter of which is slightly larger than the circumference of a wine bottle.

It is enough to cut the material into pieces and fasten them with glue, twine or other means. And if you place such pipes inside a small bedside table, you will get an excellent minibar of your own. The design method will depend only on your imagination, capabilities and interior.

Pallet wine shelves

Wooden wine storage shelves are the most popular. These can be either expensive large pieces of furniture or small stylish fixtures, the size of which is limited to 2-3 small boards. The use of transport pallets as a material for products provides the opportunity to create unique natural furnishings at virtually no cost.

Classic wine bottle shelf

A small shelf of 3-7 bottles will not be enough for a true connoisseur and collector of wines. Moreover, the number of copies is only growing over time. The best solution in this case would be a classic DIY wine rack, which can be used alone or as part of a larger structure consisting of similar elements. It will organically fit into the kitchen decor and can become part of the living room set.

Preparing for work

The main materials for creating the shelf will be plywood and boards. You need to purchase:

• sheet of plywood 0.5-1 cm thick;
• 2 boards 50x50 mm, 2 m 50 cm long;
• strip 25x80 mm, length 61 cm;
• strip 25x50 mm, length 2 m 50 cm;
• 4 cm nails;
• pocket hole screws;
• wood glue or carpentry glue;
• wood filler (putty);
• 120 grit sandpaper.

To complete the work you will need the following tools: tape measure, square, pencil, pocket hole jig, drill with a set of drills, automatic nail driver, grinder, clamps. Also, do not forget to use protective equipment: special glasses and headphones.

The wine rack in this project is 45 cm long, 40 cm deep, 88 cm high. In total, it holds 32 bottles. By adding similar products, you can assemble a large wine cabinet, equip it with additional doors, drawers, accessories for glasses, etc.

• Before you begin, review the action plan.
• Take all necessary precautions.
• Prepare parts and assemble the product on a clean, level surface that is free from defects or debris.
• Use straight boards.
• Drill holes before attaching parts with screws. This will allow you to use the glue more effectively for a stronger hold.
• Immediately wipe any excess glue off the surface of the wood. This is especially important if you plan to finish painting or varnishing the product.

Start preparing the parts for making the shelf. Use a circular saw or order cutting of elements in a workshop, providing a list:

• 2 blanks of side parts 25x290 mm, 86 cm long each;
• 4 side ends made of timber 50x50 mm, 86 cm long;
• 4 parts for the upper and lower ends of the sidewalls 25x50 mm, 29 cm each;
• 1 blank for the bottom of the shelf 25x290 mm, 38 cm long;
• 3 elements of finishing of the shelf and top support 25x50 mm, 38 cm long;
• 1 top piece 25x290 mm, length 45 cm;
• 1 blank for top finishing with parameters 25x50 mm, length 45 cm;
• 1 piece of upper front upholstery 25x80 mm, length 45 cm;
• 3 parts made of thin plywood 35x85 cm;
• 7 pieces made of thin plywood 35x38 cm;
• 1 piece of thin plywood 44x88 cm.

Before assembling the product, remove roughness and burrs from the ends of the parts, use sandpaper or a grinder.

Work plan

1. Using a special jig, drill pocket holes along the side and top edges of the shelf sides for attaching the top and side strips. Apply glue to the joints of the short parts and install the screws. The top and bottom strips are overhead and are attached flush to the edges.
2. Apply glue directly to the side ends of the workpieces. Install the side bars on the pocket screws, which perform the main supporting function of the legs. Check the results with the images below.
3. Install strips along the edges of the lower part of the shelf (using screws and glue).
4. Prepare pocket holes between the bottom edges of the sides. Apply wood glue and install the bottom shelf with screws. Do not forget to promptly wipe off the glue protruding from the seams.
5. Prepare pocket holes at the ends of the 38 cm long planks. Install the piece at the top rear of the structure with glue and screws as shown in the diagram.
6. In the same way as you assembled the bottom shelf, make the upper part of the structure. Attach the side trim strips.
7. Pre-drill pocket holes through the jig. Apply glue to the top edges of the shelf. Assemble the parts with a screw connection. See the image for how to properly combine the parts.

Start making the separator grille, which consists of 3 tall vertical and 7 horizontal pieces.

1. To ensure that all the parts are the same, use the following method. On one of the 3 and 7 workpieces, make markings for cuts (following these diagrams). Then fold all three (seven) thin plywood pieces together so that their edges line up exactly. Secure the position of the elements using clamps. Make cuts with a circular saw or jigsaw. Their width should be slightly (1 mm) wider than the thickness of the plywood used. Do not make the cuts too long - the plywood may break during use. It is enough to make them 1-2 cm larger than half the board.
2. Assemble the separator grid from the obtained parts.
3. Install the plywood structure inside the shelf.
4. Attach a plywood wall to the back of the shelf. Use glue and nails for installation.
5. Fill screw holes and uneven areas with special filler. Leave the product to dry.
6. Sand the wooden surface and remove excess putty. At the end of the process, wipe away dust and other contaminants.
7. Apply a layer of primer to the product.
8. Choose the finishing method at your discretion. We recommend using 2-3 layers of stain. It will beautifully highlight the wooden pattern, darken the product, and improve its technical characteristics. Please note that coating wood with any finishing substance should only be done on a dry surface.

Most people drink wine immediately after purchasing it, but there are those who manage to create a kind of wine cellar with valuable specimens in their kitchen. This design will be appropriate not only in a private house, but also in a city apartment. In order to give your kitchen a special chic and store wine according to all the rules, you need to purchase bottle stands. If you want something unusual, then you can create unique holders yourself.

Wine Bottle Storage Options

For wine to bring true pleasure, it must be stored correctly. It is worth remembering that the best option for preserving the noble taste of the drink is to store the bottle in a horizontal position. No matter how beautiful the wine stands currently offered are, if they are made in such a way that the bottle stands vertically or at an angle, this option is not suitable for long-term storage. They will be ideal for effectively serving wine on the table.

But the horizontal storage rule should not be taken into account if the wine bottles are not planned to be stored in the stand for more than 5 years. Those wines purchased on the occasion of a celebration do not need such precautions. To clearly determine the desired location of wine bottles in the kitchen, it is worth considering the most popular types of arrangement of storage systems.

Built-in honeycomb storage

If the kitchen is not large in size, and there is no space to accommodate a full-fledged storage cabinet, then the so-called wine honeycombs can be installed in the upper part of the kitchen unit. This way the bottles will be preserved without the risk of being broken, and the usable space will be used. This design solution is perfect for kitchens with high ceilings.

Advice! Alternatively, wine bottle honeycombs can be mounted directly into furniture or into a wall niche.

Wine rack

Racks for storing wine bottles are no less popular. Nowadays the market offers a sufficient number of options for such holders of different sizes.

If you put in a little effort, you can decorate your kitchen with your own bottle tree. To do this, you will need a not too thick tree trunk, which is cleaned of dirt and dried in advance. You can remove the bark if you wish. It is important to secure it as efficiently as possible to the floor and ceiling so that the finished stand structure is stable. In order to organize storage spaces, holes of a suitable diameter are drilled in the trunk. Wine bottles are inserted into them.

Wooden coasters

In most styles, wood takes the leading role, pushing aside metal and glass, so it is worth considering wine stands made of this material. They will be an original addition to kitchens in country, Provence and even minimalist styles.

For a small kitchen, it is better to choose laconic models of stands, without excessive decor. Hanging shelves made of wood look interesting. For the Provence style, they are artificially aged. A wooden shelf-stand will take up little space, but will become the highlight of any interior. With the right selection of accessories, the room will sparkle with new colors.

Important! A simple shaped wine shelf will make the kitchen elegant and add aristocracy to the overall style.

Designer wine coasters

Whatever one may say, designers are constantly coming up with new solutions for various, sometimes the most ordinary things, making them unique in their kind and highly functional. The same applies to wine coasters. Let's consider the most famous options for wine holders, which were created by leading designers of our time:

Vineyard Wine Rack From Pack & Rack. This shelf is a great minimalist wine storage solution. In addition to the bottle, you can also place glasses on it. Excellent wine does not need to be hidden, it should decorate the kitchen design, which can be done with the help of such a stand for a wine bottle.

The length of the stand is 920 mm, which is 1 yard. This was the starting point in creating the name for the model. Thanks to the ability to hang the stand in different ways, including even diagonally, it will be a stylish piece of furniture.

Wavy wine rack Bali Wine Rack. The design of this stand will fit perfectly into any kitchen. Even without filling, such a stand will look like a separate art object.

Wine Bottle Rack from Exclusive Wooden Products. A unique cylindrical stand with a recess to accommodate 1 bottle of wine. Can be made from ash, alder or oak.

Important! This stand does not require attachment to the surface, as it is stable due to the fact that the bottle inserted inside provides a counterweight.

For best stability, the depth of placement of the bottom in the hole is individually adjustable. The wine stand is sold in a branded bag made of natural fabric. What is noteworthy is that both on the stand itself and on the bag you can engrave and apply a drawing or inscription as you wish.

Hanging wine rack Cioso Blomus. This stand will be a unique solution for a loft-style kitchen. It is designed for 8 standard bottles, which will be quite enough. If desired and necessary, you can purchase two of these holders at once to store more bottles of wine.

Original UMBRA wine holders. This creation is in an original form made of circles of different diameters, thanks to which any bottle of wine can be placed in each hole of the stand. The same series includes a fantasy flower made of transparent acrylic - the creation of designer David Quan.

Wavy hanging shelf from Design My World. According to the designer, he was inspired to create such a bottle holder by watching a stream of wine pouring into a glass. For decorative purposes, bottles with red wine can be placed on one side and white wine on the other. The checkerboard arrangement of the bottles on the stand also looks beautiful.

Nowadays, you can find amazing options for wine coasters that will make your kitchen space lively and interesting. Some models are aimed at creating a cozy atmosphere, while others, on the contrary, are unique components that captivate with the boldness of their design and push the interior to a new level.

We make it with our own hands

To decorate your kitchen, you don't have to spend money on a new wine stand. This is an item that you can make yourself if you wish. The main thing is a little time, concentration and completing all the steps gradually. Only through complex work can you get a great result. We will look at interesting options for wine stands that are easy to make with your own hands.

The simplest model of a corner holder

This stand is similar to the one that was presented earlier among design ideas. It captivates with its simplicity and practicality. To create it, just select a suitable wooden blank and cut out a corner-shaped figure from it according to the dimensions shown in the drawing below.

Important! A pen drill is used as a tool to create a hole with a diameter of 35 mm.

When cutting the product, it is important to leave a small allowance for the necessary sanding. The stand blank is polished, its upper corner is rounded. If desired, the finished product can be coated with wax, stain, varnish or oil.

Balancing stand

This interesting holder allows you to achieve the effect of a bottle floating in the air due to its horizontal position. Due to the simplicity of the design, it is easier to implement than the previous version of the stand.

For manufacturing, you will need a sanded piece of board with a thickness of 2 cm. The product must be cut to the dimensions given in the drawing and processed with sandpaper. Again, if desired, a finishing layer of varnish or paint is applied to the stand.

Balancing stand - half moon

Thanks to its unique geometric shape, this wine stand is capable of holding a bottle efficiently, without the risk of it falling. To make such a holder, you will need a blank measuring 260x140x48 mm. It is cut out using a jigsaw or band saw strictly to size, leaving an allowance for grinding. Using a feather drill, a hole with a diameter of 35 mm is drilled. Finishing includes finishing with sandpaper, applying varnish and, if desired, any engraving or paint design.

Oriental wine rack

This seemingly complex piece of kitchen furniture can be completed independently if you stick to the drawing and have a little experience in creating tenon products. The bottle stand is installed from standard elements, which makes it easier and faster to assemble the structure.

Advice! To make the product more impressive, you can use dark and light wood.

Wall mounted wooden holder

Such a stand, mounted on the wall, can accommodate a large number of bottles of wine, which is very convenient when wine in the house is not only a drink for large celebrations, but is also consumed at dinner.

Elegant hinged stand

For it you will need two plywood sheets measuring 26*38 cm, hinges, and a cord. And also be sure to prepare a ruler, a drill for holes, a pencil, sandpaper with a grit of 150. On sheets of plywood, you need to mark the places for holes for bottles in the amount of 12 pieces, and cut them out. The edges of each resulting hole must be carefully sanded.

After this, you need to install the hinges. It is better to take decorative items rather than massive ones so that the stand is elegant. For maximum stability, the holder is equipped with two loops. The last step is to attach the prepared cord to secure the stand in its intended position. To do this, a hole is drilled in each lower corner of the plywood sheets, through which a rope is threaded so that the free edge can be tied.

Metal stand

From the remaining parts of metal pipes and pieces of leather, you can make a unique stand that will delight you with its appearance and practicality. If there are no metal components, they can be replaced with wooden ones.

The stand can be of any shape that the master wishes. The parts can be connected using metal adapters or self-tapping screws if wood is used. The leather inserts themselves are fastened with decorative threads or staples.

Hook holder

From an ordinary board and several hooks you can make not only a clothes hanger, but also a unique-looking stand for wine bottles. The main thing in this idea is to creatively design the base board and choose interesting hooks.

Advice! Long nails can be used instead of hooks.

Forged coasters

If the craftsman has experience in forging or the product is ordered from a specialist in this matter, then the result will be an amazing thing that will take pride of place in the house. Moreover, this model of wine stand is suitable for both the kitchen and the living room.

There are a huge number of design options for such a holder, and they are not limited to any boundaries. At the hand of a blacksmith, a piece of metal can turn into a stylish bottle holder with sharp peaks, a vine with space for a bottle, a fancy flower, or any other image that the customer desires. What’s interesting is that this wine stand can even be painted to blend as harmoniously into the kitchen interior as possible.

For true connoisseurs, not a single meal goes without a glass of wine. This magical drink has long gained wild popularity and still has no plans to lose its position. But what to do when a large number of bottles of wine have accumulated at home, and there is nowhere to put them for a long time? There is an exit!

An original, home-made wine rack will not only add extra zest to the interior, but will also make your life much easier by freeing up a lot of space.

A wine rack is a functional element of your home, which can also be decorative.

All you need is a few elements: imagination, tools, a little free time and some money.

The following couple of ideas for homemade shelves will help you decide on the choice of design for your own, original, unique shelf.

The simplest option of all is a wine rack made of plastic pipes

For this you will need:

• PVC pipes (with a diameter slightly larger than the diameter of the bottle);
• old bedside table.

We start by upgrading the old cabinet. In order for it to look attractive, you need to sand the edges of the bedside table and cover them with the color you like or just varnish.

Then we cut the pipes to the appropriate size. We treat the resulting “nests” for wine with acetone and also paint them in the color we like, but using paint sprayed from an aerosol can.

You can fasten the pipes using any available means: rope, tape, chain, glue and much more.

Another way to create a simple shelf is a wine rack made from two crossed planks

For this you will need:

• Two identical wooden planks.

Letter "X"

To do this, you need to saw through each of the boards to the middle so that the width of the cut is equal to the width of the board.

Snake

This type of arrangement is suitable for rectangular structures. In this case, the planks are fastened together with glue using clamps.

This option for shelves is suitable for placing them independently, for example, on the wall, as separate furniture, as well as for placing them in existing furniture: You can create an entire mini-bar from a kitchen sideboard. To do this, however, you will have to sacrifice space inside ready-made cabinets, sideboards and other furniture modules.

Another simple option for a wooden wine rack is a round shelf made of plywood sheets

For this you will need:

• Two sheets of thick plywood.

We take two sheets of plywood and make round holes in them in the same places. The diameter of these holes should be slightly larger than the diameter of the bottle itself - 10-12 cm. Then we fasten two plywoods at a distance of 15-20 cm from each other.

The holes can either be scattered across the entire area in chaos, or they can be arranged in any specific order. It's up to your discretion. Also, if desired, the shelf can be painted or some accessories can be added: additional carved elements, artificial fruits, etc.

For this you will need:

• Newspapers;
• Ruler;
• Paints;
• Cardboard;
• skewers for mini kebab;
• PVA glue.

First we need to make newspaper tubes. We take kebab skewers and wrap pieces of newspaper pages around them. We make the edges of the stick with a bevel.

Next, we lay out the made newspaper tubes in a row so that they touch each other as tightly as possible. We evenly apply PVA glue to them and fix the tubes as accurately and efficiently as possible. We wait until the product dries.

The next step is to cut out polygons measuring 30mm*30mm*33mm*16mm. We glue the edges together and secure them with a folding clamp.

When the polygons are dry, you need to cut out a circle, the size of which should correspond to the size of the bottom of the stand.

We secure the bottom and, at the end of the work, coat the stand with wood varnish. Apply it in at least two layers. If you want to make the stand for your wine bottle brighter, you can paint it with acrylic paint.

For this you will need:

• glue;
• spray paint;
• fabric (so as not to smear everything around with paint);
• canning knife;
• cardboard;
• tin cans 8-12 pieces (absolutely any cans will do: peas, corn, beans, etc.).

First of all, we clean the jars of labels: soak them in warm water, as this will help remove the paper from the surface quickly and will not allow small shreds to remain. Next, dry the clean jars.

Then you need to cut out the bottom of the can, and process the sharp edges and bend them inside the can.

Place the jar on a stand and apply paint first to the inside and outside. When the jar is dry, start applying paint to the outer edges and leave to dry again.

The number of jars used depends on how many tiers in the stand you planned to make.

After all the jars have dried, we begin to assemble the structure. We make the first row and fasten the jars together with superglue. We fix this row with clothespins, glue the subsequent rows and let it dry.

For this you will need:

• Sanded birch plywood sheet (1.5m*1.5m);
• Propylene black rope;
• Dowels (thickness −4mm);
• Sanding paper (120cm and 220cm);
• Acrylic impregnation for wood;
• Brush;
• Old laminate (for template).

We cut the plywood lengthwise so that you get 5 vertical elements. Then we cut out a round hole with a diameter of 10-12 cm from a piece of old laminate, which we will use in the future as a template.

Using this template, we measure and draw circles on vertical sheets of plywood. Next, we make a hole inside each circle so that we can freely insert a jigsaw into it and then cut out holes for bottles with it. But it’s worth making these holes a little smaller than you originally drew.

The next step is to cut out the top and bottom covers of the shelf-rack and, again, using a cutter, make grooves so that their thickness is the same as the thickness of the plywood. This is necessary so that the vertical sheets fit into the grooves as tightly as possible.

After this, we make a 6mm rounding on all holes and edges of the parts using a router. At this stage, your wine rack is already starting to look like an almost finished product.

At this point in the process, you can give your imagination a reason to run wild. What can be done to prevent bottles from falling out? As an option - a mesh of rope on the holes in the outermost vertical wall.

We mark the holes, then drill holes where we will subsequently insert the rope and treat them with a sanding attachment so that the rope does not catch and does not break off pieces of the plywood sheet. We sand your almost finished product using a sanding machine.

Now you can paint the wine rack in the color you like along the grain with a regular brush.

To complete the process, we drill holes for dowels in the top and bottom covers, glue them in and in this way connect all the vertical and horizontal parts of the shelf-rack.

Let the glue dry. This will take at least a day. Then we lace up the holes in the back wall with rope, ribbon or whatever you like best. Your wine rack is ready! You can arrange the wine.

For this you will need:

• Metal copper pipes;
• Pieces of leather

It is worth considering that for this product you need to specially order a pipe of the shape you need. We process and hem the pieces of leather and then fasten them to the finished pipe.

Instead of metal pipes, you can use wood material. Most people associate good wine with age: old wine is good wine, therefore it is highly valued.

You can use a design hack that will give the shelf an old look. That is, your shelf can be artificially aged. To do this, you need to cover the product with stain, let it dry and then sand it with zero-grit sandpaper. The result will be scuffs that will give the shelf an old look.

As for choosing a product for independent construction, there are a great many options: you can choose either a familiar and fairly simple design or an original, intricate and complex one. It all depends on your preferences, desires and home design.

Organizing storage is an interesting and responsible matter, and if you are a wine gourmet, providing an aesthetic place for a noble drink is your duty. We are talking about a wine rack or stand.

A bottle holder will be an excellent accessory in your interior.

Wine requires certain storage conditions.

All guests and friends will be glad when they come to your house to see neatly stacked bottles that are easy to get.

Bottle stand made from newspaper tubes

Paper is the material for an original stand for any type of wine. This is a budget option, for the design of which you will need: newspapers, a ruler, a knife, paints, cardboard, skewers for mini kebab, PVA.

In every home you can find many newspapers and unnecessary magazines. We will use them in our master class.

The first stage of making a stand for storing wine involves wrapping pieces of newspaper pages on skewers. The edge of the stick should come out with a bevel. Next step: the blanks are laid out in a row. Make sure they fit snugly together. Distribute the PVA glue evenly, the device should be fixed as efficiently as possible.

Just coat it with wood varnish and you can safely insert a bottle of wine.

After the product is completely dry, cut out a polygon: 30 X 30 X 33 X 16. Glue the edges and secure them with a folding clip on both sides. When the structure is dry, cut out a circle the size of which will correspond to the bottom of the glued product. After fixing the bottom, the final stage of work is varnishing. Apply at least two layers and let dry.

If you want to make a more colorful and elegant thing, you should paint the stand made of newspaper tubes with acrylic paint in the color you like.

If newspaper or magazine straws fit perfectly into your interior, then the wine stand is already ready.

Wine bottle stand made from tin cans

An excellent material option for a stand for wine bottles is a tin can. Any cans of peas, beans or corn will do.

Necessary materials:

• glue;
• spray paint;
• textile;
• canning knife;
• cardboard;
• cans 8-12 pcs.

A very interesting idea that can also be used as DIY shelves.

Remove labels from jars: first soak them in warm water, this will make it easier to remove the paper from the surface. Leave the clean jars to dry. Cut out the bottom of the jar, and the sharp edges must be carefully processed by bending them inward.

Paint application process

1. Place the can on a stand and apply paint to the inside.
2. Turn the can over and apply paint to the other side.
3. Wait until the product is completely dry.
4. Start painting the outer edges.
5. Let the work dry.

The number of jars may vary, it all depends on how many tiers you want to make in the stand.

Assemble the structure. Determine how many cans you will have in the first row and apply superglue between them. Secure the work with clothespins. Glue the additional planned number of cans to the top, secure and let dry.

DIY cardboard wine bottle shelf

Materials for work:

• scissors;
• two cylinders of thick paper with an axial hole (you can take a paper towel roll);
• felt;
• scotch;
• hot gun;
• glue;
• ruler.

This stand looks no worse than store-bought.

Cut the cylinder with a utility knife, find the middle and straighten it. The same must be done with the second cylinder. Glue the two cut cylinders together to make four cells. Cover all the edges of the wine stand with tape, it’s better to use plumber’s tape. Using a hot gun, cover the work with felt. Press the fabric well to the surface, and cut off the excess pieces.

Balancing stand

An original table stand for a bottle of wine that creates the effect of weightlessness. To create such a thing you will need a 20 mm piece of wood. timber

Creative wine bottle holders, which take a minimum of time to create, will be a win-win idea for a gift that is appropriate for any occasion.

The length of the wooden trim should be 350 mm and the width should be 75 mm. One side of the beam, which will be located on the table, is cut at an angle of 60 degrees. The second one is rounded. Stepping back 80 mm from the rounded side, cut out a circle with a diameter of 35 mm.

You'll always know how to use scrap wood from previous projects.

Elegant hinged stand

Necessary materials:

• plywood sheet 26 X 38 – 2 pcs.
• loops – 2 pcs.
• drill
• ruler, pencil
• sanding paper.

The idea of ​​this project captivates with its simplicity and expressiveness.

Measure the location of the circles on the plywood. In total, there should be twelve of them, six on each sheet. Sand the edges of the circles with sandpaper. The workpiece can be varnished or painted in the desired color. Connect the sheets using loops. To ensure that the stand for storing wine bottles stands firmly on the surface, drill holes in the bottom of the plywood for laces that will secure the structure.

To make such a table stand, the main thing is to choose the right wooden blank.

Made from plywood and leather strips

Coasters with leather materials look very unusual and elegant. For this model you will need two plywood: 50 by 50 cm. One, as a base, will have the product on it, and on the second, bushings will be attached, each about 45-50 cm in length.

If desired, you can cover the product with a decorative finish: wax, stain, oil or varnish.

Leather strips 2-3 cm wide are fixed on two bushings, parallel located opposite each other at a distance of 15 cm.

This will create cells for storing wine.

Metal stand

Metal stands can be ordered from a craftsman. Products made of metal material have a number of advantages:

• solid appearance;
• reliability, strength and stability;
• author's design.

Bottle holders are gradually migrating from bar interiors to residential buildings.

Holder made of hooks or metal plates

This design is suitable for a country style kitchen. Metal hooks are inserted into a large solid board. The board will be mounted vertically on the wall.

The hooks are fixed on both sides, at equal intervals.

Additional Information. To create a special authentic spirit, you can use cast iron bolts as hooks, like on a railway.

These bottle holders are great space savers.

Forged coasters

Expensive wines will look harmonious in a forged frame. A skillfully constructed forged product will emphasize the status of a wine gourmet. This stand will attract attention both in the living room and in the kitchen.

You can come up with a design yourself, something that suits your taste and will correspond to the spirit of the already built interior in the room.

The simplest model of a corner holder

An interesting storage option is a corner holder. To create this model of a stand for wine bottles with your own hands, you need a beam with the following parameters: length - 232 cm, width - 48 mm, thickness - 70 mm. A hole with a diameter of 35 mm is cut at the top edge. The bevel of the base of the corner should be 125 degrees on the inside, and 43 on the outside.

After the corner is finished, it must be coated with varnish, stain or wax.

Creative shelf made of pipes and leather

You can build an original loft-style stand from metal copper pipes and pieces of leather. To do this, you will need to order a specially shaped pipe, to which pre-processed pieces of leather are attached.

An alternative to pipes can be made from wood.

There are many options for creating DIY wine storage products. The selected shelf for drinks will become a decoration for your home.

Any connoisseur of this noble drink will appreciate this product as a gift.

VIDEO: Wooden wine bottle stands.

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