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Collector Q&A: Pierre-Luc and Vanessa Charlebois, Montréal

Collector Q&A: Pierre-Luc and Vanessa Charlebois, Montréal
The entrance to the Charlebois' glassed-in wine cellar (Courtesy of Cellart)
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From the Sep 30, 2020, issue

To house their collection of about 1,000 bottles, focused on France and Italy, the Canadian couple turned toward the design firm CellArt to create a luminous space. Take a peek!

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