PREMIUM WINE COOLING
The Art of
Wine Cooler Storage
Precision wine cooling. Architectural design. Exceptional wine.
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A refrigerator.
A better tomorrow
for your wine.
WINE DESERVES MORE
Your wine deserves
more than
a refrigerator.
Wine is alive. Temperature, light, vibration and humidity influence its character over time. Our collection brings professional wine preservation into contemporary living spaces — without compromise, without interruption.
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OUR FEATURED BRAND
The Dunavox Collection
Precision in every detail.
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Noble Series
Invisible Luxury. Total Integration.
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Horizon Series
Elegance Meets Precision.
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Prime Series
Built-In Perfection.
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Spirit Series
Contemporary Living, Perfect Preservation.
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Balance Series
Dual-Zone Harmony.
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Joy Series
Wine Enjoyment Simplified.
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Flow Series
Slim. Smart. Seamless.
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Sera Series
Refined. Reliable. Ready.
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Grande Series
Grand Format. Grand Impression.
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Home Series
Everyday Wine. Exceptional Quality.
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Glace Series
Glass elegance, pure integration.
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Glance Series
A different angle, a perfect fit.
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Soul Series
Steel simplicity, wine essence.
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DAB Series
Distinctive by design.
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Behind the
Silence.
Advanced technology designed for the perfect wine storage environment. Every component engineered to protect what matters.
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Quiet, efficient, stable temperature. Energy-saving operation that adjusts to demand.
LOW VIBRATION
Because wine should rest. Minimal vibration technology protects sediment and flavour.
UV PROTECTED GLASS
Protecting wine from harmful light. Double-layer Low-E glass with UV filter.
TELESCOPIC WOODEN SHELVES
Designed for access. Built for presentation. Smooth pull-out for effortless bottle retrieval.
MULTI-ZONE COOLING
Different wines. Different temperatures. Independent dual zones for reds and whites.
WIFI SMART CONTROL
Your collection, always within reach. Remote monitoring and control via smartphone app.
LIVING SPACE
A Kitchen.
A Statement.
WINE ROOM
A Cellar.
A Legacy.
NOT JUST A WINE COOLER.
From Architecture
to Collection.
A wine cooler should not interrupt your interior. It should belong to it. Every model in our collection is engineered to become part of the architecture — invisible when required, architectural when desired.
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Find Your Perfect
Wine Cooler
A few questions to find the ideal model for your space and collection.
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wine coolers found
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PROFESSIONAL RESOURCES
For Architects
& Designers
Design wine storage into the architecture. We support architects, interior designers and kitchen planners with complete technical documentation, installation specifications and project consultation.
PORTFOLIO
Wine in Architecture
Real spaces. Real stories.
Wine Cooler Guide: Everything You Need to Know
What Is a Wine Cooler and How Does It Work?
A wine cooler (also called a wine refrigerator or wine fridge) is a purpose-built appliance that maintains the precise temperature, humidity, and vibration conditions required for proper wine storage or serving. Unlike a standard refrigerator operating at 2–5°C, a wine cooler holds 5–22°C, provides 50–80% relative humidity to prevent cork drying, minimises vibration that disturbs aged sediment, and uses UV-protective glass to block light damage. These four conditions make a wine cooler fundamentally different from any other household appliance — and essential for any serious wine collection.
Wine Cooler vs Regular Fridge: Key Differences
A regular refrigerator is the worst possible environment for wine storage. It operates too cold (2–4°C vs. the ideal 12–14°C for long-term storage), creates excessive dryness that shrinks corks and allows oxidation, generates motor vibration that disrupts sediment and accelerates chemical ageing, and emits strong odours that penetrate natural cork. A dedicated wine cooler eliminates all four problems, maintaining the stable environment wine needs to develop properly over months and years.
Single Zone vs Dual Zone Wine Cooler: Which Should You Choose?
A single zone wine cooler maintains one uniform temperature throughout the entire cabinet — ideal for collectors who store primarily one type of wine or focus on long-term maturation at 12–14°C. A dual zone wine cooler divides the cabinet into two independently controlled areas: the upper zone holds whites, sparkling and Champagne at 6–12°C; the lower zone keeps reds at 12–18°C. Dual zone is the practical choice for households that regularly drink both red and white wine and want both ready to serve at the correct temperature.
How to Choose the Right Wine Cooler Capacity
Wine cooler capacity is measured in standard 750 ml Bordeaux bottles. As a general rule, buy double your current collection size to allow for growth. Compact 15–20 bottle undercounter models fit beneath kitchen worktops and bar counters; 40–60 bottle models suit enthusiastic home collectors; 80–120 bottle models accommodate serious collectors with mixed varietals; 150+ bottle freestanding or integrated models serve dedicated wine rooms, restaurants and boutique hotels.
Frequently Asked Questions About Wine Coolers
Do I really need a wine cooler or will a regular fridge do?
For serving wine chilled within a few days, a regular fridge works fine. For storing wine longer than two weeks — especially reds that need to reach 16–18°C before serving — a dedicated wine cooler is strongly recommended. Regular fridges are too cold and too dry for anything beyond short-term cooling.
How long does wine last in a wine cooler?
Properly stored unopened wine can last years or decades in a quality wine cooler at 12–14°C. Opened bottles sealed with a stopper keep well for 3–7 days at serving temperature.
How much electricity does a wine cooler use?
A modern inverter compressor wine cooler uses approximately 100–150 kWh per year for a medium-sized 40–60 bottle model — roughly half the consumption of a typical kitchen refrigerator. Look for EU energy class A+ or A++ models for the lowest running costs.
Where is the best place to put a wine cooler?
Avoid direct sunlight, heat sources (ovens, radiators) and areas with high ambient temperature fluctuation. Built-in and undercounter models need front ventilation; freestanding models require side and rear clearance. Aim for an ambient room temperature of 15–25°C for best performance.
What is the difference between a wine cooler and a wine cellar?
A wine cellar is a physical room that uses natural insulation from earth and stone to maintain stable cool temperatures. A wine cooler is an electric appliance that replicates cellar conditions in any location. For urban dwellers without a natural cellar, a quality wine cooler is the practical, space-efficient alternative.
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