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Noè, HK$815, by Giulio Iacchetti for Alessi, from Town House.

4 Bottle, HK$680, from Ovo.

Tongue, €49 (HK$430), from Hiro.

Hammrock, HK$890, from Tequila Kola.

Infinity, HK$760, by Ron Arad, from Kartell.

Cheers, from €47, by Thing Design, from Swisspearl.


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Six wine racks to keep your tipples tidy – because even bottles deserve beautiful storage

Home organisation should stretch to your cellar, regardless of how much space you have. Photo: Shutterstock

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Eddie and Carly Lam’s Happy Valley home, designed by Wesley Liu of PplusP Designers. Photo: Wesley Liu

A Hong Kong lawyer transforms two flats into luxury duplex for family of six

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From stylishly stackable to wall mounted and wooden, there is a wine rack to suit any style of decor


From stylishly stackable to wall mounted and wooden, there is a wine rack to suit any style of decor.


Six wine racks to keep your tipples tidy – because even bottles deserve beautiful storage

.css-1c6uqr6{color:inherit;font-weight:inherit;font-size:inherit;font-family:inherit;line-height:inherit;overflow-wrap:break-word;}From stylishly stackable to wall mounted and wooden, there is a wine rack to suit any style of decor

From stylishly stackable to wall mounted and wooden, there is a wine rack to suit any style of decor