Wine Cork Display Frame
Wine Cork Display Frame
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A cork on its own means nothing. Two hundred of them behind glass, each one from a bottle you actually opened, turns into something worth looking at. This frame is built for that: a shadow box with a slot in the top, so a cork goes in the moment the bottle is finished rather than into a drawer to be dealt with later.
The top opening is the detail that makes it work. There is no dismantling, no lifting the glass, no finding the right tool. Drop the cork in and it joins the pile, and the frame slowly fills over months and years. Early on it looks sparse, which is part of the appeal; the pleasure is in watching the level rise. The slot takes a standard wine cork without trimming, and the frame hangs from a single keyhole fitting, so it goes up above a counter or a bar cart.
Black or brown, both plain enough to hang in a kitchen, a dining room or a hallway without looking like novelty decor. It hangs flat against the wall and reads as a framed piece rather than a container. It also makes an unusually good gift for someone who has just moved into a first flat, since it starts empty and becomes theirs.
- Product type: Wine cork display frame
- Colours available: Black, Brown
- Design: Shadow box with top opening slot
- Mounting: Wall hanging, sits flat to the wall
- Use: Kitchens, dining rooms, hallways, bars
- Also suits: Housewarming and wedding gifts
- Care: Dust the glass with a soft dry cloth
- In the box: 1 x cork display frame
One Cork Is Nothing, Two Hundred Is A Story
A shadow box built to collect. Each cork comes from a bottle you actually opened, and the frame slowly turns a drawer full of clutter into something worth looking at.
No Dismantling, No Tools
The slot in the top is the detail that makes it work. Drop the cork in the moment the bottle is finished and it joins the pile, without lifting the glass or finding a tool.
The Pleasure Is In The Filling
Early on it looks sparse, and that is part of the appeal. The level rises over months and years. Black is the more graphic of the two, brown the warmer.