Wine Glass Storage for Every Style and Budget

Why does liquor have to be the star of a liquor cabinet? If you're more of a wine drinker, turn a liquor cabinet into a wine cabinet stocked with glasses for each type of wine on each shelf. We love this Art Deco antique cabinet for champagne enthusiasts. Just picture it stocked with coupe glasses.

If you already have a well-stocked bar cabinet or bar cart, you can add a bar mirror to create a larger vignette and add extra storage without sacrificing floor space. This clever-yet-practical mirror from Pottery Barn features six rows of hanging wine glass storage.

Breakfast bar? Nope. It's been reimagined as a semi-disguised wine bar between tall cabinets. Pocket doors slide open to reveal shelves of wine glasses and a mini fridge perfect for chilling whites and rosés.

Instead of a bar cabinet, a larger hutch is great if you like to keep all of your glassware and serve ware together. Typically, we see a hutch in the dining room for fine china, but this hutch from Pottery Barn features a built-in shelf for hanging wine glasses and stemware.