Baxton Studio
Baxton Studio Savino White and Walnut Wine Cabinet
Free-standing wine cabinet with storage for twelve bottles and four drawers for accessories, featuring mid-century modern styling with tapered feet and a white and walnut wood finish.
- TypeFree-Standing Bars
- Stores up to twelve bottles in built-in racks
- Four drawers keep openers and stoppers organised
- Mid-century styling with angled tapered feet
- Durable engineered wood with sleek white and walnut finish
- Free-standing design fits without built-in installation
Modern wine cabinet for compact spaces
The Savino wine cabinet holds up to twelve bottles in built-in racks and adds four drawers for accessories such as openers and stoppers. Its free-standing design fits kitchens, dining rooms or living areas without permanent installation. The white and walnut finish with angled tapered feet suits mid-century modern interiors.
Replaces basic racks when drawer storage matters
If bottles currently sit on a countertop rack or shelf, this unit adds concealed organisation for tools and linens in the same footprint. The jump is worth it when you want both display and hidden storage in one piece rather than separate furniture items.
Assembly required with engineered-wood panels
The cabinet ships flat-packed and must be assembled on site using the included hardware. Common issues include aligning the drawer slides evenly and ensuring the tapered feet are level on uneven floors; a second person speeds up the process.
Highlights
- Stores up to twelve bottles in built-in racks
- Four drawers keep openers and stoppers organised
- Mid-century styling with angled tapered feet
- Durable engineered wood with sleek white and walnut finish
- Free-standing design fits without built-in installation
Specifications
| Type | Free-Standing Bars |
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Questions about this item
How much floor space does the Savino wine cabinet need for its free-standing design?
As a free-standing unit, the cabinet requires its own footprint on a level floor; allow clearance for the four drawers to open fully and for the tapered angled feet to sit stable.
What is the main assembly step that buyers often miss with the Savino wine cabinet?
The cabinet arrives flat-packed and must be fully assembled; the step most often overlooked is securely attaching the angled tapered feet before loading bottles into the built-in racks.
What upkeep will the engineered wood and finish of the Savino cabinet need over time?
Wipe the white and walnut finished surfaces with a soft, damp cloth and avoid harsh cleaners; periodically check and tighten the hardware on the four drawers and the twelve-bottle rack to keep joints secure.
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