Via Lovely Package

this striking student fashion project,

this thoughtful Sartorialist photoshoot,

light fixtures made of hand-blown glass,

rainbow-coloured favelas,

mix-and-match patterns,

sweet packaging for sweeteeth,

sweet letterpress cards,

round area rugs in living rooms,

a “Birkin bag” I can afford,

maximizing a small space,

and this watch-shaped gold bracelet.

brushtroke motifs on tops,

quirky wine-label design,

wooden walls and hues of blues,

summery hats,

cute notebooks for scribbling your thoughts,

this amazing bedroom,

and vintage swimming caps.

the fusion of styles in this room,

Lake Jane’s new Montreal neighbourhood print,

hot pink matches,

hot pink sofas,

the backs of these dresses,

cool product packaging,

and garden gnomes.

These beautiful wine labels were created by Meeta Panesar – don’t they make you want to try the wine? I’ve been researching Albers Winery, but to no avail.

Via All The Mountains

These  wine labels by Jung von Matt were designed to represent the distinct personality of each of the wines produced by Austrian wine growing estate Gut Oggau. Each character, much like the wine, has its own personal attributes.

Via Design Year Book

Designed by Rob Schellenberg, these wine labels are totally fabulous. The graphics are based on the topographies of Italy’s major wine regions. Absolutely stunning!

Via NOTCOT and Design Year Book.

There is something about eating a fine chocolate with well-thought out packaging that makes the experience so much more refined. These chocolate label designs are almost as yummy as their contents.

See details and more cool package designs on The Coolist.

While I don’t recommend juding a wine bottle – or anything, really – by its cover, this Fabian Barral-designed label makes a great first impression.

Via Carrousel and NOTCOT.