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JLF SIGNATURE ELEMENTS: CHEERS—Custom Bars + Cellars

A wine cellar designed with the scholar in mind.

“Age appears best in four things: old wood to burn, old wine to drink, old friends to trust and old authors to read.” Francis Bacon

We take Sir Bacon to task on his relegation of old wood to the fireplace (using it to build as we do!) and yet the wisdom of his words ring true: a crackling fire, a bottle of wine, dear friends and a classic tome make a woodsy evening all the more memorable. When our clients ask us to design special settings for their treasured collections of libations, we consider context and camaraderie: How will the bottles best be stored and ultimately shared?

CASA DE LOS PEREGRINOS

A wine lair for the true scholar: Spacious rows of reclaimed wood are capped by podiums displaying documentation on the collection. Each vintage claims its own bin—a sommelier’s fantasy of navigation. An adjoining tasting room makes this subterranean cellar the ultimate enclave for oenophiles.

LINN RANCH

A custom wooden bar fills a stone wall bracketed by metal doors opening onto the terrace and ponds, thus becoming the perfect threshold for indoor/outdoor entertaining (even if only in an atmosphere in Wyoming’s winters). Sheathed in reclaimed timber, the bar—illuminated by subtle interior spotlights and lined with functional shelves—becomes an elegant focal point of every event.

ABOUT JLF ARCHITECTS: Building timeless structures rooted in eloquence and elegance, Jackson- and Bozeman-based JLF Architects sources authentic materials and regional solutions to create place-based houses reflective of their contexts, whether that be the Rocky Mountains or the Eastern Seaboard. Our award-winning portfolio features inspired custom designs achieved through a genuine alliance with Big-D Signature, built over 17 years of collaboration. Our streamlined process unites passionate architects with dedicated builders to enable the collective imagination of visionary artisans working with visionary clients. For more information, visit www.JLFArchitects.com.
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