Bespoke wine rooms are becoming increasingly popular as people look for creative ways to store and display their wine collections. Our custom wine rooms can be designed to suit any space, from a small alcove to a whole basement, and can be tailored to your exact needs. Whether you are looking for a simple home wine room solution or a luxurious wine tasting area, Leessa can make your dreams come to reality.

Wine rooms can vary in size from small, intimate spaces that can hold a few hundred bottles, to large, lavish wine rooms and wine cellars that can accommodate over 10,000 bottles. Based on the allocated space, available facilities, size of your collection and preferred design, we at Leessa will guide you through the whole process to realise the full potential of your wine room project and to achieve the best combination of efficiency, functionality, reliability and presentability.

Some of the most important aspects to take into account when planning a home wine room or cellar project:

• Availability of required utilities, such as water, electricity and ventilation
• Accessibility – whether you want to put your wine collection on display or keep it in secure basement
• Lighting – it is very important first of all from the aesthetic side of the project, however, very strict requirements for wine room also should be taken into account
• Size of your collection
  Type of wine you are planning to store
• Purpose of the wine room – whether ageing or just a display

A wine wall is a stylish and functional solution for storing wine in a limited space. Bespoke wine walls are designed to fit your specific space and can accommodate a small to medium wine collection from around 50 to 500 bottles and can be as little as one metre in length.

The cooling unit is usually integrated into the wine wall into the bulkhead above, and the temperature is controlled by a thermostat. This allows you to maintain the ideal storage conditions for your wine collection.

The custom wine wall fronts are usually made of glass, so that the bottles are displayed behind glass doors. The main feature of a wine wall is its ability to store a large number of bottles in a small space and impress your guests with its appearance. The custom wine walls can be a great feature of the main room in the house.

Knowing how to effectively store wine is essential to preserving flavour, quality and ultimately the individual character of each bottle; ensuring perfect conditions not only extend the shelf life of the precious liquid but also allow it to develop as preferred.

Maintaining the correct environment is a must in order to keep items in peak condition, so when creating a space built for custom  wine cellars, temperature and humidity must be taken into consideration. Generally, 12° Celsius and 65-70% humidity are considered optimal conditions for storing wine long-term. Luckily for today’s connoisseur, several methods of properly storing bottles are available: from traditional London wine cellars at private residences and custom cabinets to stand-alone custom wine rooms and wine walls in restaurants! Thankfully, our team specialises in helping create many types of wine storage with close cooperation with climate control engineers and consultants; we ensure that whatever structures are formed meet both your personal taste preferences as well as standards for successful wine storage.

At Leessa, we understand that wine rooms are an important element of ensuring the best quality wine experience. That’s why we take careful consideration when selecting wine room climate control systems that not only provide optimal cooling and humidity levels for wine storage but also blend in with the surrounding architecture to remain unseen. We pride ourselves on providing customised wine cellars for each wine storage as well as meeting any noise or vibration requirements so wine connoisseurs experience a harmonious and pleasant environment.