This liquor shelf is made to hold about 20 bottles across a 2-metre span. It is lit with an RGB LED light strip housed inside an aluminium heat-sinking channel. The channel comes with a diffuser strip that clicks into the channel and protects the LED strip from dust. The light shines up through the bottles to create a nice warm ambiance in the room and I have it wired into a switch block at the door of the room so it can all be switched on when entering or exiting the room. A cheaper option would be to run an eBay-style strip through a transformer plugged into a power outlet.
This video is more of an overview and doesn't go into too much detail about the skills required to weld, route, wire, and finish the project. It shows a small section of work for a much larger project - converting an old iron garage into a fully lined mancave - or clubhouse.
The liquor shelf frame is made from 20mm angle iron, 25mm flat bar, and some round bar to match the look of the mancave. Bottles sit on a 140mm x 19mm length of dressed pine which has a slot routed out for the LED strip. The LED strip sits flush with the surface so bottles sit level on the shelf.
The shelf is screwed into 4 studs so it can easily withstand 20 glass bottles. The shelf is mounted at about shoulder level so it's easy to reach for bottles but too high for small children.
Music by Ample Tunes.