Corkframes Interior
Wine & Champagne Cork Stools
Whether you're furnishing a home bar, decorating a wine cellar, or adding character to your room, these pieces combine functionality with flair.
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100% Natural cork from Portugal
Champagne Cork Stool
Use it as extra seating during wine tastings, as a decorative piece in your wine space, or simply as a stylish accent in your living room.
"Our Corkframe catches the guests' attention and is at the same time a modern and unusual interior detail. And the guests think it's funny that we put the cork in the frame instead of throwing it away. Some even want to write something on the cork before we put it in! Simply a fun and nice detail."
For a long time we have been looking for a painting or something similar to put up above the champagne fridge. We were close to ordering a smaller desk. But then I swiped this delicious frame from Corkframes. It turned out so well with it instead! It is also real glass instead of plastic as it usually is these days. So if you've been looking for something with a champagne theme at home, you can stop looking.
"With our new Corkframes, we've found a stylish and unique way to save all the wine corks from opened bottles. Instead of throwing them away, they now adorn our walls, becoming a part of the restaurant's charm and history. It's a fantastic way to combine decor with our guests' wine memories – we couldn't be happier!"
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