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Amazing Wine Labels: 30 Creative and Unique Wine Label Designs

Amazing Wine Labels: 30 Creative and Unique Wine Label Designs
30 Creative and Unusual Wine Label Designs Amazing Wine Labels – The design of a wine label can make or break the success of a new wine introduced to the market. Even beyond the quality of the wine itself, the label plays a primary role in the purchasing decisions of customers. Inkwell Wine’s Rorschach-Inspired Wine Bottles Just as every wine may effect each palette differently, the Rorschach inkblot test’s meaning is different to each viewer. Inkwell Wine Gallery Meeta Panesar Wine Label Designs Meeta Panesar’s wine bottle designs were created as an homage to the Op Art movement and the work of artist Joseph Albers. Homage to the Op Art Wine Label Gallery Gut Oggau Portrait Wines The Oggau Estate is an Austrian winery that has given its wine more than just a flavor, but a personality… nine of them, to be exact. Oggau Estate Wines Gallery Neil Ashmead GTS Elderton Wines of Australia has bottled a wine in tribute to auto (and wine) enthusiast Neil Ashmead. Honey Moon Wine Honey Moon Wine Gallery Related:  inspiration n2

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How to make a hidden storage closet If you have thought to add a hidden storage closet, here is your chance to learn how! There are 10 steps that you have to follow in order to succeed. You should start by cutting a slanted door into a stairwell and camouflage it by painting broad stripes across the entire wall and trick it by adding a strip of matching baseboard to the bottom of the door. In short, here are the 10 steps that you have to follow when you want to make a hidden storage closet: 1 – locate studs with a stud finer in the appropriate place ; 2 – measure and cut drywall – first draw level lines vertically on the studs to be cut, then measure, draw a line parallel to the stairs, cut along lines with a drywall saw and remove drywall;

54 Top Designers Create Playing Cards In Their Own Unique Styles Online design resource Digital Abstracts is putting together a project titled ‘Creative Cards’ where they invited artists and illustrators to design a playing card in their own style. The result is a deck of 54 unique cards that will be printed in limited copies and distributed between participating designers. The project, aimed at spurring collaboration, features well-known artists such as Timba Smiths, Sara Blake, Joshua Davis, Anton Repponen and David Delin, among many other digital creative ninjas. The completed deck will be available from April. You can pre-order an individual card for US$3 or an entire deck for US$54 here. [via Creative Cards] Receive interesting stories like this one in your inbox

Ideas for Wooden Kitchen Flooring | Ideas for Home Garden Bedroom Kitchen - HomeIdeasMag.com Ecora solid oak A good-quality, solid-wood floor can last for decades as long as it is looked after properly, and wear and tear over time will only add to its charm. Choose oak for a classic, country look. UK Flooring Direct Harvest Oak laminate For a classic kitchen on a budget, choose an oak-look laminate such as this design from UK Flooring Direct. Formed of compressed fibreboard planks and covered by a photographic image of wood and a protective overlay, laminate is also easier to clean and maintain than real timber. Kahrs engineered ash Comprising several layers of timber that are joined together, engineered wood is more durable in a kitchen than solid wood and is less likely to expand and contract as humidity fluctuates. Avenue Floors wood-lookvinyl Practical, durable, waterproof and resistant to damage and scratching, vinyl is available in a range of styles and prices to suit any budget and is easy to fit yourself. View all articles by Author

Inspired Magazine - daily graphic design inspiration How to Convert a Door into a Bookcase RON HAZELTON: Today, I’m on my way to visit Phil and Arlene Safier in Albuquerque, New Mexico. They call themselves two old hippies and run an Internet business from their home. But it's not their home office that needs help, it's their guest bedroom — two rubber un attractive closet doors break up the wall, so the Safiers would like to replace them with doors that double as display cases and I'm going to help. ARLENE: It's so nice to meet you. This is what I had in mind here. And then to make it a little bit more decorative and also to hide this joint here, I want to put on some decorative moldings like these fluted moldings, put some corner blocks up here, alright? We're about to cut strips of plywood that will be used to make up the sides, top, bottom and the shelves of our units. Now this is the stuff we're going to make your bookcases or cabinets from. After measuring and marking the plywood, we attach a self-clamping straight edge. ARLENE: All right.

Peter Jaworowski: Quality & Time Peter Jaworowski is an established freelance graphic designer and illustrator based in Warsaw Poland at the Ars Thanea Studio. His clients include Nike, Nokia, Warner Bros, Coca-Cola, Sony Playstation, Oakley, among others. Jaworowski shared his thoughts on timeline pressures, balancing project quality versus speed, and motivation for self-improvement. here are common struggles that creative professionals encounter across industries. The only tip I can give: ‘ less is more’. When timeline pressures arise (and they always do), you just need to run with it. Jaworowski is motivated not only by his artistic vision but also by a desire for self-improvement. More on Peter Jaworowski: The Ars Thanea Studio Hejz

15 Secret Doors Disguised as Bookshelves That You Can Add to Your Home (list) | Gadget Review The coolest houses are the ones that have secret doors that lead to other mysterious places (or just even the next room over). We’ve compiled some of the coolest secret bookcase doors on the web for your viewing pleasure! 15. Secret Passage With Ladder Now this isn’t your ordinary secret passage bookshelf since it requires a ladder to reach! 14. Secret passage bookshelves are usually very antique-ish with a very vintage feel to them, but that’s not always the case as seen with this minimalist one that would look great in any modern decor home. 13. This one looks as if it belongs in the mystery game Clue! 12. Even though this one isn’t all dressed up with books, you can still imagine the curiosities that lie behind this secret passage bookshelf that leads to a mysterious staircase. 10. This one looks as if it’s the doorway to a closet rather than another room, but it still looks very cool! 9. 8. This one has to be in an English home somewhere since its secret passage leads to a tea room. 7.

Xpaider.com. Sharing creative talents. Season 4.0 How to give your floors that nordic look | that nordic feeling Here you go lovelies, as promised my step by step guide to stain your hardwood floors with white oil and create that Nordic feeling in your home. Before we start I must warn you, it’s going to take a lot of hard work, but once done they are very easy to keep. I first did this to the floors of my old home four years ago. OK, let’s take a deep breath and remind ourselves of the look we are going for. Ah, yes. This is what you need: 1 // sander (you can do without this one if you don’t have one) 2 // pads for the sander 3 // pad for the doodle bug (that I forgot to include in this photo – see photo 7) 4 // paint brush – the bigger the better! Also a few thick regular floor cloths and rubber gloves – unless you want your hands to get that Nordic look too! This is what you do: First you need to look at your wood floor. Step 1 Mix a big bucket of wood cleaner and water (follow the instructions on the bottle to get the right dosage). See? Step 2 Vacuum the floor. Step 3 Let the oiling begin! Step 4

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