A re-branding of the fast growing organic wine, Spear Design Group developed the new packaging that tells the Yellow+Blue story for the Y+B Wines company’s four eco-friendly, organic wines: Malbec, Torrontes, Sauvignon Blanc and Rosé.
Yellow+Blue = Green. When you mix the two together, you get green — as in environmentally conscious Y+B organic wine packs in the Tetra Pak: save cost and save carbon footprint.
The wine packaging features bright colors with Wine descriptors and factoids wrap around the eco-friendly carton. The type grows up vertically to create visual impact.
via Y+B
The wine packaging features bright colors with Wine descriptors and factoids wrap around the eco-friendly carton. The type grows up vertically to create visual impact.
via Y+B
This Container Mall proposed by LOT-EK back in 2003 was designed to take advantage of the inherent intelligence of standardized shipping containers to configure vertical malls that could be erected in left over empty lots throughout the city. Each container module serves as an indoor booth in the fashion of an urban market.
The location shown is a sliver of street front real-estate on 5th Avenue at 42nd Street. In this scheme, the containers are placed in an undulating manner, animating the facade. A system of catwalks, stairs, and elevators is wedged between the container stack and the wall of the adjacent building to make up the circulation and a series of outdoor public spaces. Containers are taken out at different locations, allowing the exchange of air, light, and street views.
via LOT-EK
via LOT-EK
Lovely handcrafted paper topography done by Shaz Madani. A proposal campaign for Arctic Paper which focuses on bridging the gap between high quality creativity and environmental thinking. The artwork was done by cutting multi-layer paper to give it the depth that create the fantastic effect.
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As always, Coca-cola came up with collector edition cans to commemorate big sport events. This time, for the Vancouver 2010 winter Olympic, beside being the official sponsor, Coca-cola has launched a set of four collector cans. Designed by Iconologic, the 325ml can have everything related to the event- the Olympic & Coca-cola logo, and silhouettes of athletes.The cans only features three sports: snowboarder, figure skater and speed skater while the last can have the contour Coca-Cola bottle of a special inukshuk design.
via Iconologic
To celebrate the legendary Cambridge University 800 years anniversary, ETC was commissioned to create a light show to mark the celebration. ETC produced a projection spectacular onto the facades of two of the faculty’s buildings – the Senate House and the Old School building. The 50m wide video projections paid homage to the incredible theories and inventions to come out of the famous institution, such as those from Isaac Newton and Charles Darwin. The nine-minute looped show played for three nights, attracting thousands of spectators to the town centre.
via ETC
As a fan of Finnish illustrator Sanna Annukka's gorgeous folk art inspired illustrations, this special edition coffee tin for Finnish coffee brand Paulig is simply brilliant. Love the simple red color pattern illustrations that reflect the coffee well.
via Sanna Annukka
I definitely love this small invention by FIFT. How caring they are in thinking of this shirt. Designed by design-duo Katsunari and Ami Igarashi, the shirt look no different than others except a built-in black microfiber cleaner at the shirttail and cuff. Functions as a wiping cloth for your glasses or cell phones, the small black spot is very well position, which still make a nice looking shirt for everyday wear. The design syncs perfectly with FIFT’s mission to promote interaction between their products and the user.
via FIFT
My first thought about the Diamond Sideboard was 'Wow'. This stunning piece exemplifies the technique of avant-garde artisan craftsmanship.
As a crown jewel to represent Boca do Lobo's reputation as a furniture jewelers, the Diamond Sideboard features facets similar to the round brilliant cut, used for diamond, with two highly sculptured doors leading to a gold leaf interior with shelving and two drawers. Inspired by Gothic furniture of the Romantic period with its ability to harness the power of the imagination to envision and escape, and its strong style with presence and strength. The exterior of this fanciful piece is covered in silver leaf finishes with a luxurious shade of translucent amethyst high gloss varnish. The whimsical lion's head feet are intricately hand carved from mahogany and completed with a gold leaf.
via Boca do Lobo
via Boca do Lobo
The wine A la Petite Ferme is from a simple countryside area in South-West France as oppose to surrounding wine estate. Often characterized by chateau´s and castles, the client wished to transmit this rustic atmosphere into the wine packaging. With beautiful black and white illustrations, Designer's Journey successfully sending an unpretentious "every day feeling" and to open a window to the smells, sounds and impressions of a simple life in the countryside. Designer's Journey idea is to create an identity that would reflect this authentic background by melting humor and pairing suggestions with intimate and nostalgic values.
via Designer's Journey
If you like bird, then you will like this Birdtable designed by Henrik Holbæk & Claus Jensen of EvaSolo. This attractive, organic bird table which almost floats above the ground, also functions as a food dispenser which keeps the bird food dry until it is taken and always ensures that there is something to eat for the birds.
via EvaSolo
The Girasole Light series explored the potentials of lighting with Led. The clear approach of Girasole series is aimed at maximum simplicity and formal precision. The lamp has a big bright disk that thanks to a flexible arm, allowed to light floor, wall or ceiling. Thanks to the preparation of an exclusive method of treating the diffusers, 60 LEDs can easily light a big room. The lamp structure has a white, black or acid green rubber finish.
via Matteo Cibic Studio
Miss Grigio and Mr Noir are wine packaging creations for the Marauding Vintners brand. The name is derived from the mystery surrounding the brand as they source wines and/or grapes from across the globe. In reflection of their underground nature Mash played on Mafia type characters to become the personalities behind these wines. The illustrations is done by Harry Slaghekke.
via mashdesign
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