Quick Answer: Silhouette’s current US wine cooler lineup runs from the 24-inch under-counter Stilton (SWC057D1BSS, 50 bottles, single zone, $889.99-$1,209.04) through the 24-inch French-door Napa (DWC047D1BSSPR, 42 bottles, dual zone, $1,019.99-$1,899.99) and the 24-inch under-counter Professional Sonoma (SPRWC053D1SS, 51 bottles, dual zone, $1,499.99-$1,999.99) up to the full-height Bordeaux column (SPRWC140D1SS, 129 bottles, dual zone, $2,669.99-$2,999.99). The catch worth knowing before you shop by brand name: Silhouette is Danby’s own premium line, manufactured by the same company — and a comparable-capacity Danby Designer model can cost a third to a quarter as much.
Silhouette shows up nowhere else on this site yet, despite sitting one tier above Danby in the exact same manufacturer’s catalog. That’s worth closing, because the relationship between the two names is easy to miss — Silhouette sells through its own website (silhouetteappliances.com), its own dealer network, and its own product photography, with nothing on the box or listing pointing back to Danby. According to Danby’s own reseller documentation, Silhouette is “a high-end appliance brand developed and manufactured by Danby Appliances Inc.,” not an independent company.
Silhouette’s lineup, by the numbers
- $889.99 to $2,999.99 is the confirmed price spread across the four current Silhouette models we verified at major appliance dealers — a roughly 3.4x gap between the cheapest and most expensive current unit.
- 2-4x Danby’s own price at similar capacity. Danby’s 45-bottle Designer DWC458BLS lists at $449.99-599.99 on Danby’s own site, per our existing Danby lineup research. Silhouette’s near-identical 42-bottle Napa runs $1,019.99-$1,899.99 — the same manufacturer, a very different price band.
- 24 months, parts and labor is Silhouette’s flat warranty term across the lineup we checked, per Silhouette’s own product pages — longer than Danby’s own Designer-line terms, which split 12-18 months depending on the model.
- 129 bottles is the Bordeaux’s full-height capacity — the largest count in Silhouette’s current lineup, built for a dedicated floor-to-counter cutout rather than an under-counter retrofit.
- Up to $880 dealer spread on the Napa French door alone — confirmed prices ranged from $1,019.99 (sale) to $1,899.99 across the dealers we checked, the widest same-SKU spread in this roundup.
Our top picks at a glance
| Silhouette Model | Best for | Capacity | Zones | Install | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SPRWC053D1SS (Professional Sonoma) | Best overall | 51 bottles | Dual | Under-counter | $1,499.99-$1,999.99 |
| SWC057D1BSS (Stilton) | Best value / entry point | 50 bottles | Single | Under-counter | $889.99-$1,209.04 |
| DWC047D1BSSPR (Napa) | Best French-door format | 42 bottles | Dual | Built-in, French door | $1,019.99-$1,899.99 |
| SPRWC140D1SS (Bordeaux) | Best overall / most capacity | 129 bottles | Dual | Full-height column | $2,669.99-$2,999.99 |
1. Silhouette Professional Sonoma (SPRWC053D1SS) — Best Overall
Silhouette Professional Sonoma 24" Under-Counter Wine Cellar, 51-Bottle (SPRWC053D1SS)
- The best balance of capacity, format, and price in Silhouette's current lineup — a standard 24-inch under-counter cutout that fits the same footprint as Danby's mainstream models, with 6 more bottles than the Stilton below.
- Dual independent temperature zones, unlike the single-zone Stilton, so reds and whites can be stored at different temperatures in the same unit.
- Confirmed prices ranged from $1,499.99 to $1,999.99 across the dealers we checked — shop around before paying the higher end of that spread.
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If dual-zone climate control and 51 bottles is more than your space or collection needs, the single-zone Stilton below covers the same brand and a similar bottle count for meaningfully less.
2. Silhouette Stilton (SWC057D1BSS) — Best Value / Entry Point
Silhouette Stilton 24" Single-Zone Wine Cellar, 50-Bottle (SWC057D1BSS)
- Silhouette's least expensive current model — a confirmed $889.99 price at one dealer, though other dealers list the identical SKU as high as $1,209.04, so it's worth shopping around before paying sticker price.
- Single-zone only, so it's built for one wine type or a single serving temperature across all 50 bottles — not the pick if you need reds and whites stored separately.
- Same 24-inch under-counter format as the Professional Sonoma above, at roughly 40% less for one fewer temperature zone and one fewer bottle.
This is the realistic entry point into the Silhouette name — the same 24-inch cutout as the Sonoma, for hundreds less, if you can live without dual zones.
3. Silhouette Napa (DWC047D1BSSPR) — Best French-Door Format
Silhouette Napa 24" French Door Wine Cooler, 42-Bottle (DWC047D1BSSPR)
- The only French-door format in Silhouette's current lineup — split doors instead of a single full-width door, a layout Danby's own Designer line doesn't offer at all.
- Dual-zone climate control across 42 bottles, close in capacity to Danby's own 45-bottle Designer DWC458BLS ($449.99-599.99) — but at roughly 2-4x the price for the Silhouette badge, French-door format, and longer warranty.
- The widest dealer price spread we found in this roundup — $1,019.99 on sale at one dealer versus $1,899.99 at another for the identical SKU, an $880 gap.
Given that $880 dealer spread, check at least three listings before buying the Napa — the gap is bigger than what separates it from the Professional Sonoma above.
4. Silhouette Bordeaux (SPRWC140D1SS) — Best for Serious Collections
Silhouette Bordeaux Full-Height 129-Bottle Wine Column (SPRWC140D1SS)
- Silhouette's largest-capacity current model — nearly 2.5x the Professional Sonoma's 51 bottles, in a full-height column built for a dedicated floor-to-counter cutout rather than an under-counter retrofit.
- Dual-zone climate control with perimetrical LED lighting and a reversible door, at 23.4" wide, 28.5" deep, and 69.4" tall — confirm the cutout before ordering, since this isn't a drop-in replacement for a standard under-counter unit.
- Confirmed dealer prices ranged from $2,669.99 to $2,999.99 — the tightest spread of any model in this lineup, suggesting less retailer price variance at the flagship tier.
At 129 bottles and a full-height cutout, the Bordeaux is a real commitment of both budget and floor space — if that’s more than your collection needs, any of the three under-counter models above cover the same brand for a fraction of the price and footprint.
How to choose a Silhouette wine cooler
- Know what you’re actually paying for. Silhouette is Danby’s own premium line, not a separate manufacturer — a near-identical 42-45 bottle capacity costs $449.99-599.99 from Danby’s Designer line versus $1,019.99-$1,899.99 from Silhouette. Part of that gap is real (longer warranty, French-door and full-height formats Danby doesn’t offer, Proglide shelving and low-E glass), but decide how much of the premium you actually need before buying on the name alone.
- Match the zone count to your collection, not just the bottle count. The single-zone Stilton and dual-zone Professional Sonoma hold nearly the same 50-51 bottles at the same 24-inch footprint, yet only one of them lets you store reds and whites at different temperatures.
- Shop multiple dealers, especially on the Napa. We found an $880 spread on the identical Napa SKU across dealers — the widest gap in this roundup, and bigger than the price difference between several different models.
- Go full-height only if you need the space and the budget. The Bordeaux’s 129-bottle capacity is unmatched in Silhouette’s lineup, but at $2,669.99+ and a floor-to-counter cutout, it’s a different category of commitment than any of the three under-counter or built-in models.
- Compare against Danby directly before deciding. See our best Danby wine cooler guide for the mainstream line Silhouette sits above, and our wine fridge warranty guide for how Silhouette’s 24-month term stacks up against NewAir, U-Line, and Zephyr.
We checked CPSC.gov for active recalls: no current 2026 recalls apply to Danby or Silhouette wine coolers specifically. Danby has unrelated historical dehumidifier recalls, but none covering its Silhouette wine cooler or wine cellar line.
The bottom line
For most buyers who want Silhouette’s badge and a standard under-counter footprint, the Professional Sonoma ($1,499.99-$1,999.99, 51 bottles, dual zone) is the one to buy. Need to spend less and can live with a single zone, the Stilton ($889.99-$1,209.04, 50 bottles) is the real entry point into the name. Want a French-door layout Danby doesn’t offer at all, the Napa ($1,019.99-$1,899.99, 42 bottles) covers it — just shop around given the confirmed $880 dealer spread. And for a serious collection, the Bordeaux ($2,669.99-$2,999.99, 129 bottles, full-height column) is Silhouette’s real flagship. Whichever model you pick, know that you’re paying partly for real upgrades over Danby’s own Designer line, and partly for the Silhouette name itself.