Display the moments worth keeping.
Handcrafted displays for champagne caps, bottles and the stories behind them
Own a Breakthrough
A handcrafted wooden display board designed to turn champagne caps into a permanent record of memorable bottles, celebrations and occasions.
Each board is made to present champagne plaques cleanly and securely, giving collectors a simple, elegant way to build a visible record of the bottles they have enjoyed. Rather than keeping caps loose in a drawer, the board gives them structure, presence and meaning — transforming small keepsakes into a considered display piece.
Designed for kitchens, dining rooms, home bars, wine cellars and gifting, the board works equally well as a personal collection piece or as a present for champagne lovers, wine enthusiasts and anyone who enjoys marking life’s better moments properly.
This piece captures the drama of champagne in a more sculptural form — dark, glossy and deliberately irregular, with flashes of the original bottle detail held beneath the surface.
Made using broken champagne glass, label fragments and resin, it turns the remains of a celebration into something permanent. Each fragment is arranged by hand, then set into resin to create depth, shine and texture. The finished piece is mounted in a black frame, ready to hang on a wall as a distinctive display.
The result is not a neat souvenir, but a bold object with movement and character — a reminder that the best celebrations are rarely tidy.
It can be enjoyed as a decorative statement piece, a bar or kitchen feature, a gift for a champagne lover, or as a personal memento from a bottle that marked a particular occasion. Rather than throwing the bottle away, the story is preserved in a form designed to be seen.
This piece captures the drama of champagne in a more sculptural form — dark, glossy and deliberately irregular, with flashes of the original bottle detail held beneath the surface.
Made using broken champagne glass, label fragments and resin, it turns the remains of a celebration into something permanent. Each fragment is arranged by hand, then set into resin to create depth, shine and texture. The finished piece is mounted in a black frame, ready to hang on a wall as a distinctive display.
The result is not a neat souvenir, but a bold object with movement and character — a reminder that the best celebrations are rarely tidy.
It can be enjoyed as a decorative statement piece, a bar or kitchen feature, a gift for a champagne lover, or as a personal memento from a bottle that marked a particular occasion. Rather than throwing the bottle away, the story is preserved in a form designed to be seen.