Kessick Wine Storage Systems × Cooper Private Cellars

    Collection-first thinking. Exceptional wine storage.

    Cooper Private Cellars works with Kessick Wine Storage Systems to bring American-made wine cabinetry and contemporary storage solutions into collection-led residential, commercial, and hospitality projects.

    At CPC, every cellar begins with the collection: what you own, how you drink, how the collection may grow, and how you want to experience it. Kessick brings the design and manufacturing expertise to help translate that strategy into a beautifully executed wine storage environment.

    Wide view of a high-capacity wine room with white vertical posts and horizontal label-forward racking, a black rolling ladder leaning against the run, under warm LED light

    Why Kessick

    American-made. Family-owned. Trade focused.

    Kessick combines an experienced in-house design team, skilled craftsmanship, and modern manufacturing technology to create custom wine cabinetry and contemporary wine-storage systems for design and trade professionals.

    Current Kessick materials identify Sapele Mahogany, White Oak, and Walnut as core hardwoods and emphasize dowel-and-joinery construction.

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    Kessick Authorized Dealer seal

    Cooper Private Cellars is a Kessick authorized dealer

    Collection first. Cellar second.

    A beautiful cellar succeeds when it serves the collection inside it.

    CPC approaches every project through the collector's perspective first.

    01 — The Collection

    Bottle count, formats, drinking window, valuable holdings, and future growth.

    02 — The Experience

    Storage versus display, entertaining, accessibility, and how the client wants to live with the collection.

    03 — The Space

    Architecture, dimensions, lighting, refrigeration considerations, and the surrounding design.

    04 — The Solution

    CPC translates those requirements into the project brief and works with Kessick through design, specification, and manufacturing.

    One relationship. Two distinct roles.

    Cooper Private Cellars

    • Collector and client relationship
    • Collection-first assessment
    • Project discovery and requirements
    • Design direction and coordination
    • Client presentation and decisions
    • Coordination with architects, designers, builders, and local trades

    Kessick

    • Wine-storage system design
    • Artistic design presentations
    • Product specification
    • Engineering and manufacturing
    • Custom cabinetry and contemporary storage systems
    • Packaging and shipment

    Kessick's formal process begins with a detailed Design Request and moves through design, quote, approval, dimensioned drawings, production, and shipment.

    From traditional cabinetry to contemporary display

    Kessick's portfolio gives CPC considerable design flexibility, from fully developed cabinetry to architectural, label-forward wine displays.

    Long hospitality corridor lined with glass-fronted, backlit wine cabinets in dark oak millwork, with a run of yellow velvet bar chairs along the counter opposite
    Glass-enclosed hospitality wine display at scale
    Glass-doored wine closet with white horizontal metal racking set against a grey split-face stone wall, framed in walnut with integrated linear lighting
    Architectural wine closet in walnut, stone, and glass
    Bright under-stair wine wall of pale oak with brass pegs holding label-forward bottles behind angled glass, outlined by a warm perimeter LED strip
    Wine As Art by Kessick — contemporary under-stair display
    Traditional wood-panelled cellar with floor-to-ceiling individual racking and case bins, a tasting table at the centre beneath a multi-pendant fixture
    Traditional millwork cellar with tasting table
    Close detail of wood locker fronts with woven metal mesh doors, backlit so the bottles inside read as silhouettes
    Mesh-fronted lockers with concealed lighting
    Profile view along a hospitality wine corridor, bottles held label-forward behind glass doors under warm backlighting
    Label-forward storage behind conditioned glass
    Symmetrical wine room with a live-edge wood table at its centre, a mesh-doored storage wall behind, and glass-mounted label-forward racking on both side walls
    A wine room organised around a single table
    Storage aisle combining wood shelving with metal rod racking, bottles held both label-forward and cork-out under warm light
    Wood and metal systems working together
    Close vertical detail of slim metal rods and acrylic supports presenting individual bottles, with a black ladder rail in the foreground
    Metal and acrylic bottle presentation, close

    The approved project imagery on this page shows Wine As Art examples and other Kessick wine-storage applications. Each final solution is developed from verified project information and Kessick-issued drawings and specifications.

    Built for the entire design team

    The relationship is particularly valuable when wine storage sits inside a larger architectural or interior-design project.

    • Architect
    • Interior Designer
    • Builder
    • General Contractor
    • Refrigeration Specialist
    • Other Project Trades

    CPC helps define the collection-led brief and coordinates wine-specific requirements. Kessick uses verified project dimensions, architectural information, inspiration, and project requirements to develop its designs.

    The CPC Difference

    We don't start with racks.
    We start with your wine.

    A cellar should reflect the collection it protects—not force the collection into a predetermined room. That is why Cooper Private Cellars begins with the collector and why Kessick is a natural fit for our approach.

    Collection First. Cellar Second.

    Ready to begin?

    Whether you are building a new cellar, rethinking an existing one, or integrating wine storage into a larger residential or hospitality project, the first step is understanding the collection.