A long cellar aisle stacked with oak barrels, cut by shafts of daylight.

Handmade in West Bekaa  ·  Since 1980

Wine barrels, given a second life.

We take oak casks out of the Bekaa's cellars and rebuild them into bars, chairs, tables and planters, cut and finished by hand in one workshop since 1980.

A whole oak wine barrel with iron hoops, standing upright and closed.

The cellar

It arrives sealed.

A spent cask from a Bekaa cellar: oak staves, iron hoops, the wine still in the grain.

A barrel cut open with a curved door, shelves of bottles and a rail of wine glasses inside.

The workshop

We decide where to cut.

The only step that can't be undone. A vertical door makes a bar cabinet; a horizontal halving makes a chair or a planter.

The barrel bar standing open and lit from inside, bottles on both shelves.

The dining room

A barrel on the outside. A bar on the inside.

  • Solid oak
  • Iron hoops
  • Curved shelves
  • Glass rail
  • Lit from inside
Barrel armchairs in burgundy and black around round oak tables in a winery tasting room.

The room it was made for

Then it goes somewhere to be used.

Homes, tasting rooms, terraces and resort lounges across the valley.

Walk the collection

The atelier

Design it before we cut it.

Choose the piece, the stain, the hoops and the light. The workshop receives exactly what you see, and builds it to the size of your room.

The piece
The stain
The hoops
The light

Bar cabinet in natural oak, black iron hoops, lit from inside.

A tasting-room counter built from three barrels, lined with bottles, inside a Bekaa winery.

Installed work · Bekaa Valley

It already stands in the valley's wineries.

Tasting-room counters, lounges and terraces, built to order at the size the room needs.

Commission a piece
A barrel bar open against a stone wall, its interior lit warm, bottles on both shelves.

Barrel bar · lit from insideNo. 6

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