Wine Helix

It's hard to pick favourites but...

This new cellar from Jacobson Construction is

a real beauty.

Walnut racking, quartz counters, tile running from the floor up the wall, ceiling mounted cooling unit, glass wall and door with oil-rubbed bronze hardware, and then there's these...

An original design and built by Jacobson Construction in house.

I'm calling it a wine helix.  First the posts were turned on the lathe, then a series of holes were drilled into the centre.  Every hole shifts a little further around the circumference, traveling 180 degrees from top to bottom.  The effect is a little like a spiral staircase... made from wine bottles:)

Insert "Stairway to Heaven" joke here.

I am pretty proud of this.

Designed and built by Jacobson Construction

Racking: Rosehill Wine Cellars

Flooring: Hucker Floor Coverings

Electrical: TRM Electric

HVAC: Abrams Sheet Metal

Glass: Sarnia Glass

Drywall and Stucco: Randy "Muddy" Waters

Paint: Atlee Smith

Wine Helix: Josh Jacobson

Hall Table #1

Introducing

the achingly beautiful

Hall Table #1

Open cubby below, drawers above.

Set off by tapered legs and a gorgeous, live edge top.

Coloured epoxy fills the knot-hole.

Drawers open...

...with a push.

Walnut veneer wraps around the back of the cabinet,

allowing the piece to function as a room divider.

A welcome sight at home.

Designed and Built by

Jacobson Construction