Wine Bottle Storage Built to Match Your Cabinetry

This Omega National Sonoma Series wine rack is a 24-wide, 30-inch-tall solid red oak storage unit with 24 individual bottle openings, supplied unfinished so it can be stained or painted to coordinate with the surrounding cabinetry.

Key Features

• 24 individual bottle openings organize a working collection in a single unit.
• Solid red oak construction provides a consistent grain that accepts stain evenly and holds a finish well.
• Unfinished surface lets you match the rack to the cabinet finish already in the space.
• 3-3/4 x 3-3/4 inch openings accommodate standard wine bottles.
• 24 inches wide by 30 inches tall fits a cabinet run or dedicated wine-storage bay of that dimension.
• Sonoma Series from Omega National, a line built for integration into custom and semi-custom cabinetry.

Organized Storage for a Full Bottle Collection

Each of the 24 openings holds one bottle individually, which keeps the collection sorted and prevents rolling. The grid layout makes it straightforward to pull a specific bottle without disturbing the rest of the rack. For a kitchen wine cabinet, a butler's pantry, or a dedicated bar run, this format puts the collection behind a door or in an open bay at a scale that handles real day-to-day use rather than just a handful of bottles.

Red Oak, Ready for Your Finish

Red oak is a common cabinetry species precisely because it takes stain predictably and presents a pronounced, open grain that reads as furniture-grade wood. Supplying the rack unfinished means the finish applied to it can be matched to the cabinet doors and face frames around it, which matters when the rack is part of an integrated cabinetry installation rather than a standalone piece. The surface arrives ready for sanding, staining, and sealing on your own schedule.

Where This Rack Fits Best

This unit is sized for a cabinetry installation: a dedicated wine cabinet, a built-in bar section, or a kitchen surround where the opening has been planned around a 24-by-30-inch insert. It suits cabinet shops building custom or semi-custom kitchens, designers specifying integrated wine storage as part of a larger cabinetry package, and homeowners finishing a renovation where a wine bay has already been framed. Because it arrives unfinished, it works best when finishing is being done on-site to match other cabinetry, rather than for a project that needs a ready-to-install finished unit.

Common Questions

The Right Starting Point for an Integrated Wine Bay

Choose this rack when the plan calls for a 24-bottle wood wine storage unit that blends into the surrounding cabinetry through a matched field finish.