Project overview
The unit is split into three zones: open glass shelving on both sides for stemware and bottle display, a central slatted-wood niche fitted with wine-glass hanging rails and bottle racks, and a run of closed white cabinetry below for bar storage. Two ring pendant lights hang in front of the display, and every shelf is backlit to keep glassware and bottles lit from behind.
The finish — white lacquer cabinetry against warm wood slatting and gunmetal-framed glass doors — was chosen to read as a lounge feature rather than a purely functional storage wall.
What was installed
- Full-height built-in cabinet with mixed open and closed storage zones
- Backlit glass shelving for stemware and bottle display
- Slatted wood display niche with wine-glass rails and bottle racking
- Gunmetal-framed glass cabinet doors over lower closed storage
- Integrated LED shelf lighting and pendant fixtures
Where this fits
This is the fit-out standard Midpoint applies to bar counters and display walls in restaurant, coffee shop and duty-free interior work — scaled down here for a residential lounge, but built with the same commercial-grade glass and lighting detailing.
What was built
- Full-height built-in cabinet with mixed open and closed storage zones
- Backlit glass shelving for stemware and bottle display
- Slatted wood display niche with wine-glass rails and bottle racking
- Gunmetal-framed glass cabinet doors over lower closed storage
- Integrated LED shelf lighting and pendant fixtures
