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Nek-rite | Wine Cellar Storage System
Nek-rite is a modular wine cellar storage system by Vin de Garde Cellar Systems, a Canadian company specialized in custom wine cellar designs. The Nek-rite stores your wine bottles horizontally in order to feature the labels and display your fine wine collection. The back panel comes in a variety of woods so you can customize them to match your decor.



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HOLOGRAPHIC HAMMER DESIGNS - Image

HOLOGRAPHIC HAMMER DESIGNS
Holographic Hammer is a recently created design studio that aims to provide innovative design for motorcycles. One of its creators is a former BMW Motorrad designer, he´s no stranger to getting his hands on a project from beginning to end, from design to actually building it. Their main focus is to sell designs, unique designs that are actually buildable. So you can purchase a unique design and if you´re a guy that loves working on your bike this design will give ...
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CHRIS LABROOY PRINTS
Based in Scotland, Chris LaBrooy is a digital artist who has created work for brands such as Apple, Nike, Porsche, Time Magazine and Louis Vuitton. With the arrival of more advanced CGI technology and software, Chris saw an opportunity to explore the medium in itself with which he could subvert and twist familiar everyday things into new typographic and sculptural forms. His impossible compositions are odd and alluring because they appear hyper-real, though every si...
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Grid Framed Tech
Grid Studio is currently having a 72h Flash Sale! The Framed Tech collection pays tribute to iconic tech devices by meticulously dissecting and organizing their components, transforming them into captivating works of art. These disassembled gadgets are carefully diagramed, arranged, and framed, turning discarded digital relics into curiosities that blur the line between technology and fine art. If you have fond memories of your first smartphone or Gameboy an...
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