I think your desired wine rack is goint to be determined by whether you are a serious wine drinker or not. If wine is more incidental, then there are all sorts of decorative wine racks you can use...but you should locate them so the wine is maintained at a constant, desired temperature, away from light and sunlight. I'm a serious wine drinker and collector, so my wine racks are very practical, and are located in my unfinished basement. Each wine rack holds 110 bottles, and one is dedicated to reds (and almost constantly filled, as reds are my favorite), and the other is dedicated to whites, sparkling wines and champagnes. All of my bottles are labeled with hanging tags so I can more easily review and select the wine to serve. And the wines are kept a constant temps, and away from artificial or sunlight. While not pretty, I love my wine racks because they help me organize my collection, and store it safely. You can purchase wine racks like this from Wine Spectator or any other catalog dedicated to wine accessories. Ideamom, your wine room and wine racks are very nice....

Thanks to Breezygirl and Sochi. Yes, moving the cabinet next to fridge is better then current location. Cooking book is also a good suggestion, we don't have any cooking book at this moment :-) No pipes needed for the Sharp streamwave oven, it's steam, microwave oven and grill 3 in 1. Very popular in Asia and Europe. This is a picture of it:

Our plan is to have a fully developed basement with wine cellar, but we're not sure when we can complete this. We can keep wine stored in a cool place until then but regardless if wine cellar is done immediately or down the road we would like to a the wine fridge in kitchen for immediate and short term consumption. We drink more red than white but with a wine fridge can start to enjoy whites more frequently. After reading above posts I'm not going to do the wine rack as we have so much window light and a sky light that would affect the reds stored in a rack. Here's another related question: we can get a 15" Subzero wine fridge (unclaimed order that salesperson wants to blow out of his store) for the same price as a 24" Marvel. Although SZ is superior and the price is incredibly low , I"m leaning towards the 24". Thoughts? Anyone have a Marvel wine fridge? Thanks to all for their responses on this!

You get the maximum storage if you use bins because you don't waste as much air space. The downside is that you can't easily get to the bottom bottles and you really will be cursing when you try to stack a bunch of Rhone or Burgundy shaped bottles. The alternative, which I use, is shelves that are spaced about 3 3/4 inches apart. I just made them. A Bordeaux bottle is about 3 inches diameter, a Burgundy bottle is about 3 1/4 inches so 3 3/4 gets you enough space. Then space a couple of shelves over 4" for weird shapes like Turley, Pax, Champagne, some Beaujolais, or some other big bottles, or bigger if you tend to buy mags. I just took plywood, ripped it to 9" and built shelves for the wines myself. Alternatively, there is IWA that has pretty good prices but you pay for shipping, and there other places that sell racks. My suggestion if you have time is to check out some local restaurant supply places - they often have things like that.