Freestanding Wine Rack for 11 Bottles with Glass Holder
Eleven bottles and your glasses, on display in one freestanding piece. Black powder-coated metal and rustic wood turn a bare corner into a home bar.
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Eleven bottles and your glasses, on display in one freestanding piece. Black powder-coated metal and rustic wood turn a bare corner into a home bar.
Wine-glass-shaped freestanding rack that stores 11 bottles and doubles as a bar display with glass storage
- lack of wine storage space
- glasses taking up cabinet space
- bottles scattered on counters
Your wine collection, on display, not on the counter
Bottles scattered and glasses buried in a cabinet make the room feel unfinished. This freestanding rack holds 11 bottles and hangs your glasses in one black metal and wood piece.
A sculptural rack that looks like decor
- A wine glass shape that stands out
The silhouette in black powder-coated metal reads as decor in a living or dining room, not a utility rack. The rustic wood tops warm it up.
- Eleven bottles, five layers
Five independent layers hold 11 bottles. The slim metal frame stands on a freestanding base, so there is no wall mounting.
- Glasses off the counter
The hanging glass rack keeps stemware ready to use and out of the cabinet. Open wood shelves hold spirits and decor.
Everything in the box, nothing to source
- Wine-glass-shaped bottle rack×1
Holds 11 bottles
- Bottle-shaped shelving unit×1
Open wood shelves
- Hanging wine glass rack×1
For stemware
From counter clutter to a finished corner
The room that never looked finished
Bottles stack up on the counter. Glasses get jammed into a cabinet. The good bottle ends up behind the others, and the dining room still looks like a pantry.
The rack that makes it intentional
A freestanding 5-layer frame in matte black metal with rustic brown wood tops. The wine-glass section holds 11 bottles, and the hanging holders take your stemware.

A room that feels like a bar
Bottles are visible and within reach. Glasses are out of the cabinet. Guests walk in and see a corner that looks planned.
Why not just stack bottles on the counter
| This rack | Counter stack | Wall rack | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bottles visible | Yes | Partial | Partial |
| Glass storage | Yes | No | No |
| Frees counter space | Yes | No | Yes |
| No wall mounting | Yes | Yes | No |
| Works as decor | Yes | No | Partial |
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Questions and answers
It stands on its own base with no wall mounting. Set it on a flat, firm floor, tighten every joint, and keep heavier bottles on the lower layers.
It is a full-size floor piece with a slim profile. Check the listed dimensions against your corner and leave room to reach the bottles.
Matte black powder-coated metal with rustic brown wood suits both. It looks industrial next to stone or oak furniture.
A counter stack hides labels and takes prep space. This keeps 11 bottles visible and glasses hanging, and it frees the counter.
Yes. Glasses hang from the holders while bottles sit on the layers. Open wood shelves also take spirits and decor.
It replaces a separate bottle rack, a glass holder and a display shelf with one permanent piece, so the cost covers storage and decor together.
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