Pictogram Wine Bottles
Designed by German student Sascha Elmers, these pictogram wine bottle labels are cute and iconic, making the bottles visually appealing and minimal.
Simple pictographs are used to illustrate the relationship between the wine and the food with which it should be paired.
The definitive pictographs also act to substitute the lengthy descriptions often printed on wine labels.
- 17.02.2011 .
- Benoit Raimbault .
- Tags .
- Category:
- Package design
- Object:
- Bottle
- Designer:
- Sascha Elmers
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- 3 comments
I’ve started to look more closely at wine bottle design. Like this one, but the “7570″ designed for the Swedish market (systembolaget) is just brilliant. Sara Böttiger should get a price :)
http://profeblog.es/blog/jfguirado/2010/11/05/vino-nr-7570/
These are really quite fantastic. It’s not just a minimal design with no information, the labels actually provide you with something other than aesthetics. The simplicity of these bottles not only make them easy to read, but they would also stand out in a supermarket shelf, which is such an important factor from a marketing perspective.
I agree – however I think they are very close to the original Wine That Loves wine bottles (www.winethatloves.com). What do you think?