Live Edge Floating Wine Rack with Stacked Solid Slab Tiers

Each tier of this live edge floating wine rack is cut from a solid slab with its natural contour left intact. Hidden mounts let the shelves appear to hover on the wall, turning a bottle collection into a tall wooden display for a dining room, cellar or tasting space.

Highlights

• Tiers cut from live edge slabs with natural outlines
• Invisible mounting for a floating effect
• Optional soft LED backlighting
• Tall vertical format, 65 to 75 inches high
• Natural finish that keeps the grain visible

Specifications

Wood and Wine Together

Wine and timber both gain character with age, and this rack leans into that link. The irregular slab edges cradle bottles along each tier, so the collection looks like part of a carved wall piece rather than items on a utility rack. It reads as rustic and refined at once.

Artisan Made

Every shelf is shaped by hand, which means the grain and silhouette differ from tier to tier and from rack to rack. Natural wood varies in color and figure, and the finish is kept natural to show that depth. The result looks sculptural yet grounded on the wall.

Lighting and Placement

Choose the optional backlighting for a low glow in a cellar or dining room at night. Mount it on a solid wall with enough clearance above a sideboard or bar counter so the full height can be seen, and space bottles evenly across the tiers.

Frequently asked questions

Does it come with lighting?
LED backlighting is offered as an option rather than standard.

How does it attach to the wall?
The tiers use concealed mounts, which create the floating look. Fix it into studs or solid masonry for a secure installation.

How long does delivery take?
Each piece is made to order. Cutting and carving take 7-10 days, you approve photos of your piece, finishing takes about 7 more days, and delivery adds 3-7 business days, so most orders arrive in about 3-4 weeks.

Will every piece look exactly like the photos?
The shape, size and finish match your selection, but solid wood has natural variations in grain, knots and tone, so no two pieces are identical. You see photos of your own piece before it is finished.