Wine & Design Franchise

Founded in 2010 in North Carolina, Wine & Design pioneered a franchise concept centered on approachable, instructor-led art classes. Depending on state regulations, guests can bring their own beverages or attend hosted events with wine and other drinks available. The studios are designed to be family-friendly, welcoming both casual painters and groups looking for a fun night out. Beyond the standard in-studio class, the brand has built flexible event formats including corporate team-building sessions, private parties, school programs, and mobile paint parties that can be hosted at outside venues.

Wine & Design stands out in the franchise landscape by tapping into the experiential economy — customers increasingly value shared activities and memorable outings over traditional retail purchases. Franchisees benefit from:

• A recognizable, established brand with over a decade of operating history
• Multiple revenue streams, from public classes to private and corporate bookings
• Flexible business formats, including mobile and off-site event options
• A concept that thrives on repeat business and word-of-mouth referrals
• Broad appeal across demographics, including families, corporate groups, and social gatherings

Wine & Design franchisees tend to be hands-on operators who enjoy building relationships within their local community. Because much of the studio's growth comes from partnerships with corporations, schools, and event planners, ideal candidates should be comfortable with active marketing, networking, and sales-oriented outreach. Strong organizational skills are also important, since franchisees are typically responsible for scheduling instructors, managing event calendars, and overseeing day-to-day studio operations — especially during the early growth phase.

Specific financial requirements such as liquid capital, total investment, and franchise fee are not disclosed in the available information and can vary based on lease terms, build-out costs, and local licensing requirements for any alcohol service. Prospective franchisees should expect ongoing costs typical of franchise systems, such as royalty fees and marketing contributions, though exact figures were not specified in the source material. Interested candidates are encouraged to reach out directly for a full breakdown of the financial requirements associated with opening a location.

• Year founded: 2010
• Headquarters: North Carolina
• Business model: Paint-and-sip studios with public classes, private events, corporate bookings, and mobile parties
• Market focus: Primarily suburban communities

If you're passionate about creativity, community engagement, and building a business around memorable experiences, Wine & Design could be the right fit. Reach out today to request more information and take the first step toward becoming a Wine & Design franchisee.