Wandwijn
About Wandwijn
About Wandwijn
Handmade wall wine racks in solid oak, made by Pim: clean, playful and always ready for one more glass.
Behind Wandwijn [Wallwine) is Pim de Graaf, designer and maker at heart. In his workshop full of oak and sawdust on the floor, he makes wall racks where old craft and new technique understand each other just fine: sawn and drilled by hand, with a 3D printed level system pressed in piece by piece.
A Wandwijn rack is not just a wine rack. It is an excuse for an extra glass, a conversation starter for guests and a stylish addition to any interior. That makes it a gift that stays around, literally on the wall.
FAQ
FAQ
What are the wine racks made of?
Every wall rack starts with a good piece of solid oak. The level system is 3D printed and pressed into the drilled holes by hand. The corners are subtly chamfered with a block plane, so the wood feels softer and friendlier.
Which models are there and what do they cost?
The collection has three wall racks: De Nipper at 239 euro, De Genieter at 289 euro and De Doorzatter at 329 euro. Each model has its own character, from an evening with one glass to the guest who only heads home late.
Where are the wall racks made?
Everything is made in Pim's own workshop. Sawing, drilling, pressing in the level system and chamfering the corners: it all happens by hand, with attention and plenty of patience.en ``
Does a wall rack make a good gift?
Certainly. A Wandwijn rack is practical and minimalist, but also a conversation starter for guests and a stylish addition to the interior. A gift for anyone who loves wine and good evenings together.
Is every rack unique?
Yes. Because every rack is made by hand from solid oak, each one has its own grain and character. Perfection is nice, but character is better.
Wandwijn's gifts
Wandwijn's gifts
De Genieter
De Nipper
