I prefer option A because this whine rack looks the most classic and familiar, it is the most relatable.

I like option A the best because I like the triangle design and I like that it can hold a lot of wine bottles.

I like A the most because this formation is the only one that actually holds a lot of wine. I think that if you are getting a hold you might as well get one that holds a lot.

I love pyramids and pyramid shapes. I also like to be able to read the labels of the wines without removing them from the rack. Lastly, I like that I can arrange the wines by perceived quality with the best and most rare on the top. Option A gives me all of those things!

I really like option A because it is sturyd and can hold the most bottles of wine. I like having a lot of options available.

I prefer traditional racks, easily accessible and able to hold a decent quantity of bottles.

A because the overall presentation looks incredibly high class and ostentatious for a more refined look.

Option A is the most visually appealing, and attention grabbing. Its simple, but focuses on the quality of the material, giving it a nice modern, yet vintage look, that would look naturally in most environments.

i kind of like some of the modern ones, but i really prefer the traditional tower. i like that i can have a lot of bottles of wine on display at the same time too. having only 4 bottles makes for a very small winerack too.

I like the triangular shaped design because you can fit the most bottles of wine in it. This is the most practical and traditional looking of the design choices. I like this aesthetic.

Option A looks nice and is efficient. Option C looks like it would be a nice system, but the pictures don't really show how it works clearly enough for me. H and D look okay. E, G, F, and B I would be worried about a bottle falling out of and breaking.

I went with form over function. A H E D are practical and look good enough. G F and B seem unwieldy and the wine bottles may fall out.

I like actually having a stand that holds wine and is able to hold 10 bottles. I like the circular idea and holds 6 bottles. E is very nice with wooden stand . H is good since it is a stand that holds up to 8 and doesn't take that much room. The rest are just ok and I went with better to worst.

I want the designs that hold the most bottles. The triangle one is very impressive.

Options A and H, in that order, are my top choices because they will hold the most bottles and have stable design so they are less likely to tip over by accident.

A is the one I like the most. This has a nice classic style, it looks durable and it's the most aesthetically pleasing option to me.

I prefer the design of A. I like the triangular design and the way that it would complement a space. It feels classic looking but yet modern enough to work in a variety of decor settings.

I like the traditional pyramid style - it holds the most bottles and looks classic and nice. The modern designs look like they are more cheaply built and do not hold as many bottles.

Option A's pyramid, traditional look is head and shoulders above the competition. It's elegant, whereas many of the other choices are not.

Stylish and holds more. I want it to be able to hold a number of bottles.

I like the designs of my highly ranked options. They look good and fit more bottles it seems to me. The options I didn't rank highly didn't seem very functional nor did they look very good to me.

A is classic and would go with any décor. Many of the other designs are striking, but might be harder to fit into a a more traditional designed home.

Great and unique designs across the board and I am tempted by a few, but I'll pick A as number one because I am a traditionalist at heart and this will look best in my space!

I like the ones that look more traditional and classic more than the ones that look modern and weird

I like the more modern looking with metal

F is very strange looking. I picked C first because it seems the most normal looking and more my style.

I don't like the wood color designs of G and E and think they don't fit as well with wine as far as style goes. I like how C expands and that was the biggest selling point how I can have it take less space when not full. I like the designs of B and H because they look unique and I like the color and the way the circles look and are spaced apart. D is unique too but might take up too much space and that is my issue with A as well.

Options C & F seem like the most creative and best use of small spaces. The other designs are unique, but I prefer them to serve a utilitarian purpose first, and focus on design second.

C I love, it looks modern and efficient on space. F also has a modern and unique look. G is convenient and saves space. the rest i think are more or less okay but I dislike D it is kind of ugly

I think option C makes me feel the bottles are the most secure, it looks the sleekest, and looks the most unique

I ranked the designs of the wine racks that I liked the most. I think the design of option C to be the most appealing followed by the design of option H followed by option G then option E. I then liked the design of option B followed by option D then option A and then finally option F.

It's unique looking I like that it gets smaller if you're not using it. Overall I think it's a cool looking wine rack

I like the more unique and novel design, but all of these are very fun and interesting to me

E - 1st choice - It is made of sturdy wood - and fits the décor in my kitchen. It will hold 5 bottles, which is plenty for us. Nice simple design!G - 2nd choice - similar to "E" - nice, sturdy, simple design. Compact - but will hold 4 bottles (good for us). Fits the kitchen's décor D - 3rd choice - Will hold 8 bottles - a tadbit too much - but pleasant design and looks to be very sturdy!B - 4th choice - Sturdy design - compact - just the color is too dark - otherwise this would have rated higher.H - 5th choice - fairly sturdy - but looks top-heavy. Darker color is a turn off. But compact - and would work for us.A - 6th choice - way overkill in that it will hold 10 bottles. A little large for our kitchen, but looks sturdy (triangles always are) and a pleasant design.C - 7th choice - clever design, but looks flimsy and I can just imagine the broken bottles. Wouldn't buy this option.F - last choice - Knowing something about gravity, this design will break over time. I wouldn't buy it. Needs supports - and looks like the bottles can roll...

E is nice center piece. F seems like a modern design and doesnt take too much space. A holds a lot of wine bottles and and is a standard design. D has an interesting design. G looses point because it can only hold 4 bottles. H hold more than B, but is not that interesting. C is boring.

Option F is the most enticing the make a purchase. I really love the simplistic design but it also looks very modern. Option B is a close 2nd for me.

I ranked them in order of attractiveness. F is really modern art looking and A is classic and they both look nice. H and G are last because they are ugly.

It’s a very unique shape that I’ve never seen before which makes me most interested. I also like the wood color.

I like the design on option G, it looks like the bottle are floating.

I picked option G over the rest because I like more compact wine racks. I picked F, E, and A over the others because they're fairly compact. I made the rest of my picked based on how novel the design is to me.

I went with g because it took up little space and would also look nice art piece when not in use.

Definitely H, the rack fits more wine bottles, takes less space plus its more elegant looking

I the unique design of H the most. This is something that I would buy for my home.

I made my choice based on which one looked the most stable while also being able to hold a lot of bottles.

These are all a little too modern for my taste. If I had to choose, I think that H looks the most traditional which I prefer.

I like the look of the ones that are more traditional. However, I also like the one that expands and can be pushed together depending on how many bottles you have.

I made my ranking decisions based on which racks looked the sturdiest. The second qualification to that was which ones I felt would fit with my kitchen décor the best.

I like H, F and C the best for hte design aspect of them. C gets to me because its space saving (its not number one because knowing me I would lose parts) H and F are the top for how different they look and are not the typical wine holder.

I would buy Option H first because it takes up less space and looks light. It would keep my space feeling open.

i prefer it to be useful enough to hold more than just a few bottles otherwise what is the use in having it