This project located in Paris, Place de Mexico illustrates the signature design of the Maison Borio, through a custom wine cellar conceived as a complete architectural object.
Designed to seamlessly integrate with its environment, this achievement combines technical precision, noble materials, and the enhancement of wine, in continuity with our artisan craftsmanship.
The wine cellar integrates two distinct temperature zones, allowing for proper storage of different types of wines. A dry niche completes the ensemble, highlighted by a discreet and controlled light scenography.
The lighting emphasizes the lines, volumes, and materials, transforming the cellar into a true showcase, where wine becomes a central element of the decor.
The selected materials fully contribute to the identity of this project. The stained solid oak structures the whole and brings warmth and depth, while the textured and patinated solid brass subtly highlights the details.
The signature solid oak shelves ensure both optimal bottle support and aesthetic coherence, in line with the quality standards upheld by Maison Borio.
The project incorporates a custom invisible cooling system, ensuring optimal wine storage without ever disturbing the overall aesthetic reading.
Temperature, stability, and sound discretion have been considered in every detail, illustrating the sought-after balance between technical performance and elegance, at the heart of our exclusive services.
This Parisian achievement embodies the approach of Maison Borio: designing high-end custom wine cellars meant to last, enhance collections, and fit naturally into the architecture of the place.
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