CONTEMPORARY WINE INFRASTRUCTURE

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OBJECTS FOR WINE
MYWINEDESIGN creates functional, timeless objects 
for storing, carrying, and presenting wine. 

The baskets are tools to carry wine bottles from shop to home, from cellar to table, and from one occasion to the next. Designed for everyday use, they combine practical function with a clear design language, becoming objects to be seen as much as used. The signature objects of MYWINEDESIGN.

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DISPLAY & STORE

Modular wine rack system that brings structure and gallery-style wine presentation to homes, cellars, wineries and hospitality spaces.

Modular, powder-coated steel wine racks in Bauhaus colours. 
Display racks combine inclined storage with upright, label-facing presentation for shops and restaurants. 
Storage racks keep bottles slightly inclined for long-term cellaring. Preassembled modules connect and expand as collections grow. Adjustable feet accommodate uneven floors; wall fixings secure the structure.

BEHIND THE OBJECTS

THE THINKING BEHIND MYWINEDESIGN, THROUGH THE EYES OF FOUNDER MARTINS PILENS.

An architect’s eye. A life around wine.

Founded by architect and designer Martins Pilens, MYWINEDESIGN brings together an architectural education at Bauhaus University Weimar and experience in the world of wine.

The objects grow from observing how wine is carried, kept and shared.

It started with carrying wine.

While studying for his WSET qualification, Martins needed a practical way to carry bottles to and from tastings.

The first wine basket answered that need. Its geometry drew inspiration from the Bauhaus building in Dessau, bringing an architectural idea into everyday use.

Space is part of the design.

A wine collection never stands still. Bottles are opened. Others take their place.

Each bottle has its own space within an open structure, creating a composition that feels complete—even when the rack is not full.

Different functions. A shared language.

The basket became the starting point for a growing family of objects.

Clear geometry, considered proportions and open structures connect the collection. Each object works on its own. Together, they bring continuity to the spaces where wine is kept, served and enjoyed.

Different functions. A shared language.

The basket became the starting point for a growing family of objects.

Clear geometry, considered proportions and open structures connect the collection. Each object works on its own. Together, they bring continuity to the spaces where wine is kept, served and enjoyed.

Designed around use.

How is a bottle carried? How is a collection stored? Can a guest see the label?

Everyday observations guide the work. Each object begins with a practical question, taking shape through attention to proportion, structure and use.

PRESENT

Give selected bottles a clear presence in wine shops,wineries and professional tastings.

Wine display stands, glass racks and wine bottle displays bridge storage and serving—keeping labels visible, stemware accessible and individual bottles in place. Powder-coated steel in Bauhaus colours creates a consistent design language for shops, wineries, restaurants and tastings.

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Selected Voices

A sort of starkly beautiful thing, not sweetly beautiful; a confronting wire sculpture that has a practical use.
A very stylish and comfortable way to present and serve wines, especially by the glass — combining practicality with aesthetic design.
We use the wine basket every single day at the winery and can’t imagine our workflow without it anymore.
It feels like more than an object - a companion to the moments you share: refined, distinctive, and quietly present.
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