Late this summer we visited a retired carpenter who had a shed full of boards he milled 30+ years ago from the woods behind the armory in Wis Rapids, WI. After clearing out a huge bees nest (full disclosure, Deb sat in the truck), we made five trips (two pickups each load) for an entire day, bringing the wood back to our warehouse. So much potential...so we created these minimal yet super-functional wine/beer/whiskey bottle holders, in tabletop and floor models. We placed these on a reclaimed quartz base for extra stability and texture.

Features and materials
Pine boards milled 30+ years ago behind the Wis Rapids, WI armory
Holds five ($95) or ten bottles ($175)
Quartz slab base

Dimensions
6" x 24"; 6" x 43"

Late this summer we visited a retired carpenter who had a shed full of boards he milled 30+ years ago from the woods behind the armory in Wis Rapids, WI. After clearing out a huge bees nest (full disclosure, Deb sat in the truck), we made five trips (two pickups each load) for an entire day, bringing the wood back to our warehouse. So much potential...so we created these minimal yet super-functional wine bottle holders, in tabletop and floor models. Form + function = art for your home. Update: one small SOLD.

Features and materials
Pine boards milled 30+ years ago behind the Wis Rapids, WI armory
Holds five ($95) or ten bottles ($175)

Dimensions
6" x 22"; 6" x 41"

"You complete me." These beams hold over 80 years of memories. We added holes to fit your favorite bottles, and paired them with reclaimed granite and specialty stone slabs to make a fabulous tabletop display. Choose what speaks to you in our showroom!

Features and materials
Beam from a 1935 barn in Angelica, WI
Holes fit bottles up to 3.5"
Reclaimed granite or stone slab base
3-4 bottle holder $75; 5-6 bottle holder $125

Dimensions
24" -36"