We are proud to share that Cellartus has been featured in the Architectural Authority magazine directory, a curated reference of designers, builders, and studios shaping the world of high-end residential and commercial architecture.
Being listed in Architectural Authority places our work alongside an inspiring community of design professionals and reaffirms our commitment to creating wine cellars that are as architecturally ambitious as they are technically refined.
A Trusted Reference for Distinguished Design
The Architectural Authority directory is more than a list. It is a vetted resource used by homeowners, architects, interior designers, and developers who are searching for design partners with a proven body of work and a distinct point of view.
Each entry is selected for the quality of its portfolio and the originality of its approach making inclusion a meaningful endorsement from one of the industry’s most respected publications.

What This Means for Our Work
At CellArtus, every wine cellar we design is approached as an architectural statement. Our process bridges craftsmanship, climate engineering, and sculptural design — and being recognized in an architecturally focused directory affirms the discipline we bring to that work.
What we believe sets our cellars apart:
- A custom, architecture-first design process for every client and every space.
- Materials, lighting, and detailing selected to integrate seamlessly with the larger home.
- Engineering precision that protects collections for decades while keeping the design uncompromised.
View Our Listing in Architectural Authority
You can view our profile in the Architectural Authority magazine directory here: [INSERT ARCHITECTURAL AUTHORITY DIRECTORY LINK HERE]
Begin Your Project with CellArtus
If you are an architect, designer, or homeowner planning a custom wine cellar, we would be honored to collaborate. Visit our portfolio to see recent work — or contact our team to start the conversation.
Thank you to the editors of Architectural Authority for this recognition.
