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Custom Liquor Cabinets

Commission a custom liquor or wine cabinet from independent furniture makers across the US, built around your bottles and glassware. Makers here build bourbon and whiskey cabinets, Krenov-style cabinets, wine hutches and racks, beverage centers with space for a refrigerator, slat-door sideboards and walnut slab bars.

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Wine Storage Cabinet
Wine Storage Cabinet
Liquor Cabinets

Wine Storage Cabinet

$803.26

by Andrew Dempsey

Shaker Sideboard In Walnut And Ash.
Shaker Sideboard In Walnut And Ash.
Liquor Cabinets

Shaker Sideboard In Walnut And Ash.

$8,643.84

by Appalachian Joinery

The Royale Bar
The Royale Bar
Liquor Cabinets

The Royale Bar

$27,407.125.0

by Phillip Lee Stapleton

Wine Cabinet
Wine Cabinet
Liquor Cabinets

Wine Cabinet

$3,826.955.0

by Boyd Allen

Weingart Wine Cabinet
Weingart Wine Cabinet
Liquor Cabinets

Weingart Wine Cabinet

$2,976.265.0

by Rick Weingart

Wine Rack And Display
Wine Rack And Display
Liquor Cabinets

Wine Rack And Display

$2,063.544.6

by Fusion Metal Art

The "Roadster Bar"
The "Roadster Bar"
Liquor Cabinets

The "Roadster Bar"

$8,237.435.0

by Phillip Lee Stapleton

Wine Bar
Wine Bar
Liquor Cabinets

Wine Bar

$8254.8

by Heather Jones

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Appalachian Joinery
Appalachian Joinery

Appalachian Joinery

Appalachian Joinery

Asheville, NC

Appalachian Joinery is the work of Chester Shuey, a quality minded furniture-maker located in beautif...

Stapleton
Phillip Lee Stapleton

Phillip Lee Stapleton

Stapleton

coconut grove, FL
5.0

STAPLETON & STAPLETON Builders of Fine Custom CHANDELIER Light SCULPTURES

FURNITURE BY CARLISLE
Scott Carlisle

Scott Carlisle

FURNITURE BY CARLISLE

Hot Springs, SD
5.0

FURNITURE BY CARLISLE is a small custom woodworking business. After many years of woodworking and run...

Combine 9
Lee Cowen

Lee Cowen

Combine 9

Houston, TX
4.9

Combine 9 creates unique, one-of-a-kind furniture for home, office, and other commercial applications...

About Liquor Cabinets

Cabinets here include wine and liquor cabinets; bourbon and whiskey cabinets, among them Krenov-style pieces and cherry with curly maple and brass; wine hutches and wine racks; beverage centers with an opening for a refrigerator; slat-door sideboards; and walnut slab bars. Woods include mahogany, oak, and walnut with birdseye maple. Listings show bottle racks, glass racks, beveled mirrors and doors that slide on wooden tracks.

What sets the price

A listing's price is usually a starting point. Half of the listings here are priced between about $1,500 and $6,750, with a median near $3,100, and one in ten is priced above $10,600. Size, wood, glass and mirror work, racks, a refrigerator opening and a lock set the price of a commission.

Before you start

  • Count your bottles and measure the tallest, and note how many wine bottles you keep lying down.
  • Count your glasses by type, and measure the tallest.
  • For a refrigerator, choose the model first and keep its installation instructions.
  • A lock, lighting or a mirrored back.
  • The space, and the route into the room.

For dining storage, see Buffets & Hutches and China Cabinets; for bars, see Bars & Bar Carts.

Describe the cabinet with the materials, size, budget and date you have in mind, and makers who do this work send proposals. You pay a 50% deposit on the one you approve, see the finished cabinet by photos, video call or studio visit, and pay the balance once you approve it; Maker Marketplace holds that payment while it ships.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. Beverage centers with space for a refrigerator are among the listings here. Choose the refrigerator first and send the maker its exact model and dimensions, along with the ventilation and clearance requirements in the manufacturer's installation instructions, so the opening and airflow suit that unit.

Ask for a lock in your request. A keyed lock on the doors or a drawer keeps bottles out of reach of children and guests, and the maker can choose hardware that suits the style of the cabinet. Say which doors or drawers should lock, and ask how many keys come with it.

Count your bottles, measure the tallest one, and note how many wine bottles you keep lying down. Count your glasses by type, such as stemware, rocks glasses and coupes, and measure the tallest. With those, the maker can set the shelf heights and racks, and adjustable shelves leave room to change things later.

Each proposal states the maker's timeline before you pay a deposit. On Maker Marketplace, custom furniture and large pieces typically take four to twelve weeks to build, and shipping time comes on top. If you need the cabinet by a set date, such as a holiday or a party, include it in your request so proposals can be planned around it.