Recycled Wine Glasses by Uncommon Goods Handmade in Colombia, these pale green wine glasses fulfill easy entertaining requirements: sturdy, simple, and dishwasher safe. $28 for set of two

The wall beneath the stairs holds hidden storage, including an Enomatic wine dispenser and Sub-Zero refrigerated drawers.

Here's another look at Michael Graves's design for jcpenney, this time a decanter and two Everyday wine glasses.

The perfectly formed, mouth-blown shape of Citterio and Nguyen's Decanter for Iittala was thoughtfully designed to enhance the qualities of its contents. The neck opens slightly, allowing wine to breathe and releasing the flavors and bouquet that have been locked inside it. The clean, clear design lets in light to ignite the brilliant color of wine. Shown with Iittala’s Essence Glassware, designed by Alfredo Häberli.

New Depths Inspired by a local winery, George Kyprianou wanted a glass top on his subterranean wine cellar. The interior is lit, casting soft light into the living space at night and revealing the 132-year-old stone foundation. The three-quarter-inch glass lid sits flush with the floorboards; it opens with an ingenious device that Kyprianou devised using a 12-volt air compressor and a remote-controlled switch. When you push the button, the glass lifts just enough to be removed by hand.

But onto the real question: The pavilion is a definite delight to the eyes, but does it make the wine more tasty? “Absolutely!” Warner and McCabe assert. “Each pavilion is elegantly unobtrusive and offers a rustic yet refined experience evocative of picnicking with a bottle of wine under an oak tree. In this way, the pavilions serve to bring the visitor a greater depth of understanding and appreciation for the place where Quintessa is made and the process that creates its uniquely sophisticated character.”

Carefully selected materials make the building appear as if it grew from the land. Environmentally sensitive finishes echo the existing winery, which the firm designed in 2002.

2015 marks Tapio Wirkkala's centenary and Iittala is introducing pieces from its archive into production in honor of the milestone. The Finnish designer worked with the glass manufacturer for four decades, each of which is represented here by a shot glass. From left to right: the 1980s, 1970s, 1960s, and 1950s.

Glasses by Warby Parker.

The Noè Modular Bottle Holder from Alessi was originally inspired by the image of a bunch of grapes. The sculptural bottle holder was designed to be a functional accessory—it holds six bottles of wine—as well as a decorative accent for a countertop, floor, or wall. This wine rack makes a functional and sculptural wedding gift.

In the kitchen, white lacquer millwork is complemented by white glass.

With their Colour Glass collection, the duo Scholten & Baijings create a language of colored glass, with gold lines marking wine glasses, and color gradients designating water glasses. Pastels and soft lines show off the subtlety and understatement of glassware, modernizing its elegance without diminishing its place in the kitchen.

Signature Series 24- Inch Dual-Zone Wine Reserve by Perlick, $3,399–$3,749 The Milwaukee-made stainless-steel chiller features two separate temperature zones and can hold 46 bottles of wine. It’s approved for indoor or outdoor use and fits beneath most counters.

Designed by Norm Architects for Menu, the Wine Breather Deluxe is a glass, steel and plastic multitasker. Affix the Wine Breather securely to the neck of a standard-sized wine bottle, and it will breathe new life into your wine, adding ten-times the oxygen.

WineStation by Napa Technology, $4,999 If you are a serious wine collector and imbiber, put this in your kitchen. Install the bottles you wish to drink, and the temperature-precise wine dispenses through a tap that will keep an open bottle in pristine condition.

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The home’s previous owner’s father was one of the first wine importers to Denmark, and the cellar still contains some of his bottles, first placed there 40 years ago and now dusty, with obscured labels and decaying corks. The couple opens one once in a while—"they’re usually very bad, but sometimes very good," says Østergaard.

The LG Signature's Wine Cellar will debut in 2020. Currently no price range exists.

An integrated Fisher & Paykel CoolDrawer™ disappears into the cabinetry and provides five temperature settings for maximum flexibility: freezer, chill, fridge, pantry, and wine modes.

Recycled Glass Conical Tumblers – Set of 6, $36–$72 at the Dwell Store The elegant recycled glassware series from Hawkins New York was designed in collaboration with Moroccan artisans. Each piece in the handmade collection, including this set of six glasses, has a natural variation, recycled glass tint, and minor bubbling, making every piece in the collection one-of-a-kind. Available in three sizes (large shown).

A closer look at the copper GM Pendant light, shown with Menu’s stackable glasses.

The dining area and kitchen.

Designer Christiane Hogner, Bruxelles

Mr. Porter's bar anchors the central area of Sir Victor's ground floor.

Liqueur glasses from Normann Copenhagen, $45 for a set of two at normann-copenhagen.com These glasses gently spin on a table, both exposing the aroma of the beverage and adding delight to cocktail hour.

The Rien drinking glass by Christian Metzner for New Tendency is made of Borosilicat glass: a dextrous and delicate material originally used in scientific laboratories.

Zoff store (2013) Modular wooden blocks with colorful accents brighten up this glasses shop in Saitama.

Rien Water Glass – Set of 4, $56 at the Dwell Store These stackable drinking glasses from Berlin–based NEW TENDENCY are versatile and stylish—a perfect gift for the at-home bartender on your list. The glasses can be used for water or spirits, and are designed to appear delicate while maintaining durability. The glasses can be used for dressy affairs alongside casual, everyday meals.

Relations stacking glasses for Iittala, 1999.

View from the kitchen towards living and sleeping zone.

RIEN Drinking Glasses – Set of four, $56 These drinking glasses can be used for water, cordials, and even wine. The glasses are stackable, and feature a cone-shaped base for a distinctive look.

Hexa Stacking Wine Rack This modular counter top wine storage unit is made of walnut veneer and, like a beehive, can pack a multitude of storage nooks into a small space.

Now with two stores in Manila and two sub-brands, My Apt. and Paper Club, a stationary line, Heima has built a reputation in the Philippines and beyond. Pictured, a wine cabinet in its closed position.

GOVINO SHATTERPROOF WINE GLASSES It's a crushing feeling to watch your prized crystal hit the ground and shatter. Save your tears with shatter-proof wine glasses. They even have finger indents for better grip!