12 Stylish, Small Space Friendly Wine Racks We Love

Add some edge to your kitchen with the help of this leather and metal wine rack. It can hold up to four bottles at a time, so you can rotate between reds and whites, depending on whether you cooked pasta or fish that night. Think four bottles of wine is child's play? I like your style. There’s also an eight-bottle rack available.

Channel your inner "Great Gatsby" (minus the tragic ending) with the help of this Art Deco-inspired wine rack. Great for small apartments or houses that already have gold-finish hardware, this hanging rack can hold up to six bottles of wine or champagne. Get to popping.

It might look like Connect 4, but this rustic A-frame wine rack can hold up to six bottles and costs less than $20. The wood brings an organic element to the room, and its minimalist design is sleek and unobtrusive.

This 12-bottle wine rack looks just like a crate, but with an industrial twist. Give your kitchen an urban feel with this impossible-to-miss wine rack.

With its honeycomb shape, this 11-bottle wine rack is tidy and sleek. You can also choose between four different colors: copper, gold, graphite, or silver.

For the serious wine drinker with more bottles of wine than a fine dining establishment, this floor wine rack is a contemporary way to display your impressive collection. You can store up 144 bottles here, and its minimalist and compact design creates a lot of storage without taking up too much space.

If you really want a statement piece, go for this wine rack that doubles as an optical illusion. Former illusionist Tony Potter designed the Pinetti wine rack as a way to combine his two passions – magic and woodworking – and each piece is handmade in Virginia wine country. It’s the perfect solution if you need help making those wine bottles disappear.

This clear wine rack (sold singularly) can stack up to three high. Its acrylic construction gives it a very minimal, modern aspect that doesn’t add visual clutter – perfect for small spaces that already have a lot going on.

This no-fuss wine rack from The Container Store is both economical AND attractive. This particular size holds eight bottles, but there’s also a less expensive four-bottle option if you’re looking for something smaller. If it’s more space you need, these racks are easily stackable.

This easily portable wine rack perfectly captures that rustic farmhouse feel. One box can hold up to 12 bottles, or you can stack them to add more space and really play up the traditional wine cellar vibe.

If you need storage for 44 bottles, you must really, really like wine – no judgment here. This larger rack will accommodate your collection easily (and fairly economically), and its light wood finish will fit with any design style.

If you’re lacking in space, try displaying your wine collection on your wall instead. This hanging wall wine rack from Anthropologie combines an industrial structure with more traditional wood touches to create a wholly modern and sophisticated storage solution.