Bottles look like bottles under a ceiling fixture and like a collection under directed light, and this 52 by 16 by 34 in cabinet builds that lighting into the frame. The LED strip adjusts through a supplied remote, so brightness is set from across the room rather than by reaching behind the shelving. Twelve wine bottle holders sit in grids measuring 4 by 3.7 in each, and every holder lifts out, which means the rack can carry a full dozen one week and hand a whole section back to glassware the next. Two rows of racks overhead take up to six wine glasses hanging stem down where they stay clear of dust. The shelves detach and reposition through three fixed settings against 7 in of spacing, enough range to switch a level between short tumblers and tall decanters, and the top and bottom shelves are each rated to hold 240 lbs, so full bottles are nowhere near the limit. A drawer measuring 13.5 by 11 by 4 in inside holds openers, stoppers and pourers rather than leaving them loose on the surface. Sliding barn doors run on metal guide rails and slide sideways instead of swinging out, which is what makes the unit workable against a wall with traffic passing. Metal corner protectors shield the edges most likely to be knocked, a cable management hole routes the lighting lead out of sight, and a wide supporting base keeps a 122-lb loaded cabinet planted whether it stands in a home bar, dining room or living room. Assembly is required.