Farmhouse Wine Cabinet with Rack and Glass Storage
Your counter is clear and your wine is within reach. This white barn-door cabinet has faux rattan panels, a 16-slot bottle rack, an overhead glass rack and removable shelves.
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Your counter is clear and your wine is within reach. This white barn-door cabinet has faux rattan panels, a 16-slot bottle rack, an overhead glass rack and removable shelves.
Farmhouse barn-door wine cabinet with built-in wine and glass storage
- bottles and glassware cluttering counters
- lack of organized bar or dining storage
- bulky storage that clashes with decor
Clear the counters, keep the wine close
Bottles and glasses crowd the counter and the dining room looks like a stockroom. This barn-door cabinet holds 16 bottles and hanging glassware behind doors that look like decor.
Wine and glassware, stored where they belong

Barn doors that hide the bottles
Double barn-style doors with faux rattan panels keep bottles and glassware out of sight. Black metal pull handles and a walnut-finish top match farmhouse and boho rooms.

Sixteen slots, one overhead glass rack
The 16-slot rack holds bottles on their sides. The overhead rack hangs stemware above, so wine and glasses live in the same cabinet.

Removable shelves for real-life serveware
Take the shelves out or leave them in. With the open center cubby, there is room for decanters, glasses and serveware of different sizes.
From stockroom to finished room
The counter that never stays clear
Bottles go down for a minute and stay there. Glasses pile up next to them. Every week the clutter spreads a little further, and it is always at its worst when someone knocks on the door.
A room that looks like storage
Open racks show every bottle. Bar carts look busy. Bulky cabinets hold the wine but clash with the room you spent months putting together, and they rarely have a place for glasses.
Hidden storage that fits the room
Faux rattan barn doors close over a 16-slot bottle rack and an overhead glass rack. The matte white finish and walnut-finish top read as furniture first. The counter is yours again.
Simple care for the matte finish
- Wipe with a soft cloth
Dust the matte white and rattan panels regularly.
- Keep moisture off
Dry spills from the walnut top and doors right away.
- Dry glasses first
Hang stemware dry on the overhead rack.
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Questions and answers
The rack is built for 16 bottles and is made for standard wine bottles. Oversized bottles such as large-format or wide sparkling bottles may not sit in every slot, so keep those on a shelf.
The panels are woven faux rattan, so they do not dry out or crack the way natural rattan can. Up close they read as faux. From across the room they look like the real thing.
It is furniture that needs assembly, so set aside time and a second pair of hands. Once built, it stands on tapered black metal legs with a wood body made to hold a full rack.
Glasses hang upside down by the stem above the bottles, which keeps them off shelves and counters and within reach.
Yes. Matte white paint, rattan doors and a walnut-finish top suit both styles. Black handles and legs add a clean contrast.
A bar cart holds bottles but shows everything and has no glass storage. This cabinet replaces a cart plus a sideboard, so one purchase covers bottles, glasses and serveware for years.
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