Ultra Wine Racks Featured on HGTV’s Bachelor Mansion Takeover in the Rose Room Wine Cellar
Ultra Wine Racks Featured on HGTV’s Bachelor Mansion Takeover in the Rose Room Wine Cellar
Ultra Wine Racks & Cellars was recently featured on HGTV during the Bachelor Mansion Takeover episode “The Rose Room Challenge,” which aired on March 9, 2026. The episode showcased a dramatic redesign of the iconic Bachelor Mansion’s Rose Room, including the reveal of a wine cellar and display wine wall built using Ultra Minimalist wine racks.
The installation demonstrates how modern wine storage systems can serve as both functional storage and architectural design features, transforming a wine collection into a visual centerpiece within a space.
A Wine Wall Designed as a Focal Point
During the Rose Room transformation, designers incorporated Ultra Minimalist racks to create a sleek wine cellar and a prominent display wine wall within the room. The minimalist metal racking system allows bottles to appear as if they are floating on the wall, creating a clean, modern presentation that complements contemporary interior design.
This approach reflects a growing trend in luxury residential design, where wine storage is no longer hidden away in a basement cellar. Instead, wine collections are increasingly integrated into living spaces as statement design elements that enhance the aesthetic of the room.
With their architectural lines and streamlined metal construction, Ultra Minimalist racks allow designers and builders to highlight wine collections while maintaining a refined and uncluttered look.
A Collaborative Design Effort
The Rose Room redesign was brought to life by a talented team of designers and builders, including:
Their collaborative effort transformed the space into a stylish and functional room that integrates wine storage directly into the overall interior design.
The finished designs were evaluated by series judges Tayshia Adams and Tyler Cameron, along with guest judge Christina Haack of Christina on the Coast.
Wine Storage as Modern Design
“Wine storage has evolved far beyond traditional cellars,” said Tom Schneider, CEO of Ultra Wine Racks. “Designers are increasingly turning wine collections into visual features within a space, and projects like the Rose Room show how wine walls can become a true design focal point.”
As homeowners and designers look for ways to incorporate wine storage into modern interiors, minimalist wine racking systems provide a solution that blends functionality with architectural design.
Ultra Wine Racks continues to work with designers, architects, and builders to create wine storage systems that elevate both form and function.
To learn more about Ultra Wine Racks systems and modern wine wall design, visit UltraWineRacks.com.
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Wine Rack * | Ultra Wine Racks: ST Minimalist Series 1-Sided Wine Rack Display (20-60 Bottles)
Wine Rack * |Ultra Wine Racks: ST Minimalist Series 2-Sided Wine Rack Display (40-120 Bottles)
Side Table | Bernadette Livingston: Walnut bistro style parquet table
Decanter * | Wayfair: Morgan Whisky Decanter 30oz
Sofa | Neue Maison: Clara Sofa
* Exact product used in Rose Room design.
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