A Place Called Home - Your Native Range — gifts for wine lovers

When you picture a wine rack, you might just think of a place to store bottles — but at Native Range, we believe it’s much more than that. A wine rack is an invitation: to slow down, to gather with friends, to savor life’s moments. And when it’s handmade, it carries a story all its own.

Crafting With Purpose

Each of our handmade wine racks starts as rough lumber, milled and cut right in our woodshop. There’s no assembly line, no giant factory. Just a few tools, a lot of sawdust, and a commitment to making something beautiful and durable.

We carefully select every board for its grain and character. We cut, join, and sand each piece by hand to ensure a precise fit. Even the smallest details — like the way the edges are rounded or the holes are pre-drilled — are done with the end customer in mind.

This process takes longer than buying machine-made imports, but we believe the difference is worth it. Our customers tell us they can see and feel the quality the moment they open the box.

Built to Last

A wine rack isn’t just functional — it’s a piece of furniture that becomes part of your home. That’s why we use solid wood and strong joinery techniques designed to last for years. Our racks can hold your bottles securely while adding warmth and style to your kitchen, dining room, or home bar.

Unlike mass-produced options, our wooden wine racks are customizable. We offer different stain colors and finishes so you can match your décor perfectly. This isn’t just storage — it’s an intentional design choice.

The Soul of the Workshop

For us, woodworking is more than just work — it’s a craft. There’s something deeply satisfying about transforming raw lumber into a finished product you can touch, use, and enjoy. Each rack we make is a small piece of our story, and we’re honored that it becomes a small part of yours.

When you buy handmade, you’re not just getting a product. You’re supporting a craftsperson, their family, and their passion for building things that matter.

Why Choose Handmade

If you care about quality, sustainability, and supporting small businesses, choosing a handmade wine rack is an easy decision. You get:

• Quality Materials: Solid wood, not particle board.

• Unique Character: Every piece has its own grain and charm.

• Customization Options: Stain colors, sizes, and styles to match your space.

• Long-Term Value: A wine rack that will last for years — not months.

Bring One Home

If you’re ready to add warmth, functionality, and craftsmanship to your home, browse our collection of handmade wine racks today. Each rack is built in our Ozark workshop, shipped with care, and ready to hold the bottles you love most.

Every now and then, a customer sends in a photo that stops us in our tracks.

This one did just that.

Tropical birds. Butterflies. Jungle blooms. A vibrant wallpaper that feels like a vacation. And right in the center? Two rustic, handcrafted wooden shelves from Native Range—transforming an ordinary wall into a full-blown home bar sanctuary.

But the real show-stealer? Our solid wood wine glass rack—integrated seamlessly beneath the bottom shelf, turning beauty into function. These make great bar shelves.

Why Customers Love Our Wine Glass Racks

We designed our hanging wine glass holders with both form and function in mind:

• Handcrafted from solid wood in our Missouri workshop.

• Holds 6-12 stemmed glasses (wine, champagne, or cocktail).

• Easily mounts under a floating shelf, cabinet, or bar.

• Available in a variety of finishes to match your home style.

• Built to last—not a mass-produced knockoff.

Whether you’re building a sleek wine bar, a cozy kitchen nook, or a jungle-themed happy hour corner (👀 we see you, tropical wallpaper), our racks create the kind of elevated utility that makes your space feel custom.

This Customer’s Setup Is a Vibe

They paired our rack with a set of rich, dark-stained floating shelves and a bold wallpaper that’s part botanical garden, part cocktail lounge. Add in a few bottles of bourbon, rum, gin—and boom, instant conversation starter.

It’s the kind of setup that says, “We know how to unwind, and we’ve got great taste.”

Want Your Own Home Bar Glow-Up?

If you're dreaming of a Pinterest-worthy home bar, or you're just tired of digging through cabinets for your wine glasses, we’ve got you.

✅ Built by hand.
✅ Designed to impress.
✅ Shipped straight from our shop to your home.

And if you’ve already created your own setup with our shelves or racks, tag us on Instagram or send us your photos. We might just feature you next.

Whether you’re a wine enthusiast or a casual drinker, having the right wine glass can greatly enhance your drinking experience. With so many options available, it can be overwhelming to choose which types of wine glasses to keep on your stemware rack and wine rack. That’s why we’ve put together a list of the most popular types of wine glasses to keep handy and stored for your next wine night.

Red Wine Glasses
Red wine glasses are typically wider and taller than other wine glasses, with a larger bowl to enhance the aroma and flavor of the wine. This type of glass allows for proper aeration and makes it easier to swirl the wine and release its aromas. Look for glasses with a thin rim to avoid distracting from the flavors of the wine.

White Wine Glasses
White wine glasses are usually smaller and narrower than red wine glasses. They have a smaller bowl to preserve the cooler temperature of the wine, and a more upright shape that directs the aroma to the nose. These glasses have a thinner lip to help the wine flow smoothly and be less likely to spill.

Champagne Flutes
Champagne flutes are tall and slender, with a long stem to keep the wine cooler longer and away from the heat of your hand. The shape of the flute is designed to retain the carbonation and showcase the bubbles. These glasses have a long stem, making them easy to hold and less likely to spill.

Burgundy Glasses
Burgundy glasses have a wide bowl and a tapered rim to enhance the flavors of the wine. They are great for full-bodied red wines like Pinot Noir, which require more aeration to release their full aroma and flavor. Look for glasses with a stem to keep the wine at a lower temperature and allow for swirling.

Bordeaux Glasses
Bordeaux glasses are tall and have a large bowl to accommodate full-bodied red wines like Cabernet Sauvignon. They have a wider rim than Burgundy glasses to allow the wine to flow smoothly and reduce the bitterness that can come from tannins. Look for glasses with a tall stem to keep the wine cooler, and a thinner lip to avoid distracting from the flavors of the wine.


Investing in high-quality wine glasses can elevate your drinking experience and impress your guests. It’s important to have a variety of glasses on hand to accommodate different types of wine and highlight their unique characteristics. From red and white wine glasses to champagne flutes and specialty glasses, there are plenty of options to choose from. By stocking your stemware rack with the right wine glasses, you’ll be ready for any occasion and able to enjoy your wine to the fullest.