Custom Glass Wine Cellars in Georgetown, TX: Give the Holiday Crowd Something to Gather Around

Custom Glass Wine Cellars in Georgetown, TX

Once the holiday calendar fills up and the Square starts staying busy after dark, some Georgetown host gets hit with the same question: where do you put the wine? In most houses the answer is a cardboard case next to the pantry. That works fine until a dozen people are standing in the kitchen. A custom glass wine cellar fixes that, and it does not need a basement. It can go in a dining room corner, a spare closet, the pantry itself, or along a long wall in a Wolf Ranch great room. Styles run from a countertop unit or a glass cube up to a three sided enclosure or an inline wall with single or double doors. The design team helps sort out racking, glass, and hardware so the piece fits the house instead of fighting it. Collections that need cooling get a properly sealed enclosure so temperature and humidity stay put. That's the boring part, but it is also the part that protects the bottles. Ask the team at Frameless Glass Company about a cellar, and the first question is usually how many bottles you want people to see.

Glass Stair Railings That Keep the House Open for Company

Then there are the stairs. Every guest walks past them and nobody really looks, unless the staircase still has the chunky wood balusters the house came with. Then it is all anyone sees from the front door. Glass panel railings open the entry back up. Light from the upstairs windows reaches the foyer, and the staircase starts reading as part of the design. The posts anchor to the floor, and the panels are held with clips or high strength clamps for a clean, frameless look. The glass can be clear, or chosen for a bit of privacy. The same systems go outside on decks, porches, and balconies, which is worth knowing when the party wanders out back on a cool November night. If the foyer is the first impression, glass stair railings in Georgetown are an easy way to make it a good one.

Grid Shower Enclosures for a Guest Bath Worth Showing Off

Guests will find the guest bath too, and that is where a grid shower enclosure earns its keep. It uses fixed tempered glass panels divided by metal lines in a grid. Matte black is the finish most people ask for, though brushed nickel, polished chrome, oil rubbed bronze, and brushed brass are all on the table. Some homeowners want full grid coverage. Others go vertical only, or choose a top half pattern that feels lighter. It works on hinged doors, sliding doors, or corner enclosures. Pair it with clear, frosted, rain, or reeded glass, and the bathroom can lean modern farmhouse or industrial depending on the tile. Each enclosure is cut to the room it goes in, and Frameless Glass Company in Georgetown can add a water repellent coating so cleaning between visitors takes less elbow grease.

Request a Glass Wine Cellar Quote in Georgetown, TX

Glass takes time to cut, and the holiday stretch fills the calendar fast, so earlier is better. Call or text to set up an onsite quote, usually for the same or next day, and a number typically comes back within 48 hours. You can browse wine cellar styles online first, or bring up the stairs and the guest bath on the same call. Every installation is backed by the Limited Lifetime Craftsmanship Warranty. Whether the project is in Sun City or out near Lake Georgetown, the Georgetown glass team at Frameless Glass Company is close by. Call or request a consultation today and have the house ready before the first guests ring the bell.

Frameless Glass Company
107 Halmar Cove, Suite 131
Georgetown, TX 78628
(512) 400-2949
framelessglasstx.com