Certain brands have a knack for flying under the radar. It’s not that their products aren’t good, mind you; often, they’re delicious. But their branding systems are lacking in that they’re dull or simply outdated. Orchard Valley Harvest(OVH) used to be one of these brands, but with their recent redesign from global brand agency Straight […]
Orchard Valley Harvest was undergoing a reformulation of their Chickpea Chips products with new, deliciously crunchy and bold flavors. The brand thought it was the right time to overhaul their packaging in order to appear more snack-able, fun, and flavorful, and recognized the opportunity to break free from their consistent, templated brand look across every category.
Certain brands have a knack for flying under the radar. It’s not that their products aren’t good, mind you; often, they’re delicious. But their branding systems are lacking in that they’re dull or simply outdated. Orchard Valley Harvest(OVH) used to be one of these brands, but with their recent redesign from global brand agency Straight […]
Orchard Valley Harvest was undergoing a reformulation of their Chickpea Chips products with new, deliciously crunchy and bold flavors. The brand thought it was the right time to overhaul their packaging in order to appear more snack-able, fun, and flavorful, and recognized the opportunity to break free from their consistent, templated brand look across every category.
Orchard Valley Harvest was undergoing a reformulation of their Chickpea Chips products with new, deliciously crunchy and bold flavors. The brand thought it was the right time to overhaul their packaging in order to appear more snack-able, fun, and flavorful, and recognized the opportunity to break free from their consistent, templated brand look across every category.
Orchard Valley Harvest was undergoing a reformulation of their Chickpea Chips products with new, deliciously crunchy and bold flavors. The brand thought it was the right time to overhaul their packaging in order to appear more snack-able, fun, and flavorful, and recognized the opportunity to break free from their consistent, templated brand look across every category.
Orchard Valley Harvest was undergoing a reformulation of their Chickpea Chips products with new, deliciously crunchy and bold flavors. The brand thought it was the right time to overhaul their packaging in order to appear more snack-able, fun, and flavorful, and recognized the opportunity to break free from their consistent, templated brand look across every category.
Orchard Valley Harvest was undergoing a reformulation of their Chickpea Chips products with new, deliciously crunchy and bold flavors. The brand thought it was the right time to overhaul their packaging in order to appear more snack-able, fun, and flavorful, and recognized the opportunity to break free from their consistent, templated brand look across every category.
Create a beautiful yard with these creative landscape ideas with big impact.
Espaliered fruit trees don't need a lot of space: apples, oranges, lemons, pomegranates, pears, peaches, cherries and olives are shown below.
Mark and I have been discussing our plans for our landscaping recently. It's definitely been at the front of our minds, because after I put in about 2 hours of yard work on Sunday after lunch (details later), Mark was ready at 5:30 to head to Home Depot and start what I'll call "phase 1" of the process. This is what we've been living with: We have a LOT in store like ripping out concrete, changing the flower bed shapes, laying in a path, putting down a patio, and building a pergola. But for Sunday night, here's what we accomplished: We started by clearing out the ground cover that was in the bed to the right of our back doors. We picked up four common boxwoods at Home Depot as well as 8 bags of cypress mulch and 18 7x7" stone pavers. This side of the yard is the bane of our existence. TOTAL overhaul coming soon! First, I planted the boxwoods while Mark leveled the area under the kitchen window. We want a dedicated place for the grill out of the way and off of the 1960's sidewalk, so we laid down pavers with about 1" of space in between. I took a break for photos, clearly. ;) ...and Mark posed for a Home Depot plug. (not sponsored, but wish we were!) After everything was planted and set, I filled in the pavers with as much fine dirt as I could. We were winging this, so we might come back with sand to really set the stones, but so far this has worked. Then, Mark laid down the mulch. Details, people! And there she is! Y'all, this is SUCH an improvement to what we had. SIDE NOTE: Yes, the beds look really bare right now, but only because we went quickly to Home Depot to grab the boxwoods. They didn't have the rest of the planting I wanted, so we will go to a nursery soon to get the rest of the items. In the meantime, we have a dog that likes to get muddy and dig in mud, so we wanted to make sure we mulched the freshly dug up beds to deter that. Soon this will be lush with flowers and grasses. :) I really can't believe we got all of this done AND went to the store in 2 hours. I can't wait to see what our yard looks like in a couple months! Get ready, it's landscaping season! ...I'm SO sore...
Zestimate® Home Value: $109,586. West End 2 Story Cottage on a corner lot. This 3 bedroom 1 Bath is located in a quiet neighborhood. Short walk to the bus line,drug store and restaurants. Newer furnace, Hot Water Heater and Central Air. Detached Garage and nice yard.
I have here two lovely crucial mid century tableware items: a milk jug and a sugar bowl. I love Midwinter Stylecraft's mid 1950s style overhaul which brought us the "Fashion Shape", and feel its so distinctively applied to their sugar bowl and milk jug. "Orchard Blossom" is a charming design typical of the mid 50s with its stems of white blossom and brown, grey & olive leaves. These particular examples date from the early 1960s. Condition: There is a tiny nibble of a chip from the outer rim of the sugar bowl. The milk jug has a tiny spot of a mark underneath the glaze within the body of the jug. There's a photo which shows both issues in close up, so have a careful look. There are several minor scratches to both items. There's no crazing and no cracks on either item. Size: the sugar bowl is 6.5cm tall and the top lip is approx 12.5 by 12.5cm, with a base diameter of 4.5cm. The milk jug is 15.5cm at maximum length, 11cm tall at the handle and 9cm wide.
This unique Wall Stencil For Painting is a perfect instrument for your home decor project! With this Large Allover Wall Painting Stencil you will achieve professional results without big expenses!Besides modern, stylish, and trendy design, this stencil designed to be a perfect choice for beginners- due to the "hand-drawn" pattern, the smallest paint bleedings and mistakes will go unnoticed!"Wall Stencil" - does not mean that you can use this stencil only for the wall painting, you also can use our stencils to paint any smooth or slightly textured surface!This allover stencil is available in three sizes (see the last image for the measurements)S (16" x 21.5")M (21.5" x 30.3") * (Comes With Top Part Stencil)L (21.5" x 44.6") * (Comes With Top Part Stencil)NOTE: This is a reusable stencil (not a wall decal). You can paint as much surface as you want with this single minimalistic modern wall stencil (see the last image for the measurements). **********HOW TO CHOOSE THE SIZE (S, M, L) **********All sizes (S, M, L) have the same pattern size, and the difference is only between the overall stencil sheet size.S- size is the best for furniture painting and small/tight areas. Also, people often choose this stencil as an addition to M or L, because it is the most comfortable size to work with beneath the ceiling or tight spaces.M-size is the most common choice.L-size is made for the preferably large areas and makes it possible to cover the largest area at one time. This size better to choose if you have experience in stenciling.(M) and (L) size stencils come with additional Top Part stencil to make easier the process of painting the areas close to the ceiling or floor line. NOTE: This is a reusable stencil (not a wall decal). You can paint as much surface as you want with this single minimalistic modern wall stencil (see the last image for the measurements). You can always request a custom stencil. 645
Completed in 2011 in Milevsko, Czech Republic. Images by Jakub Vlček. This project involved the conversion of one of the oldest homesteads placed in the middle of an fruit orchard into a contemporary holiday home for a...
I busted out a ton of things from the outside to-do list last week and over the weekend. It feels so good to actually cross things off, rat...
Orchard Valley Harvest was undergoing a reformulation of their Chickpea Chips products with new, deliciously crunchy and bold flavors. The brand thought it was the right time to overhaul their packaging in order to appear more snack-able, fun, and flavorful, and recognized the opportunity to break free from their consistent, templated brand look across every category.
It all started last May after I watched the 7th episode of the first season of Girls (go Lena Dunham!). Jemima Kirke (who plays Jessa) had the most amazing hairstyle (my favourite of 2012, I’…
Laurie McCormick, 63, from LA, gave her weight-loss meals a creative overhaul by turning them into imaginative sculptures, using her huge collection of mini figurines and the contents of her fridge.
Brighten up your yard with these perennial planting combinations for colorful flower garden ideas.
Beautiful materials, and clean, elegant lines define this space and create a sanctuary in the centre of the home.
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You have 3 seconds to make a first impression. That being said, curb appeal matters! With landscape, you can add beauty without tearing down walls.
Fellow renovaters might agree: decision-making while trying to adhere to a budget is complex. Do we plunk down a nice chunk of change for something we really covet or do we convince ourselves to settle for the practical option? We didn't want to sacrifice style for practicality........but we also have to face the fact that this isn't our forever home, so high-end designs choices (such as these hexagon carrara marble tiles I'm still obsessed with) don't necessarily have to happen now. This bathroom has to be tough enough to withstand an 80 lb dog who has a penchant for hiding/scuffling in the bathroom during thunderstorms, and it could possibly be a kids' bathroom down the road. So we chose a textured ceramic tile (durability + no sealing necessary = yay) in a plank size. I know this look isn't for everyone (and I hope I don't sound defensive in my explanation above) but we are pretty pleased with the final product. The tiles are still a bit dusty so the texture doesn't translate well, but there's a subtle concrete look to the planks. Is our house the place where gray tiles go to die, as we also installed it in the upstairs bathroom and the kitchen? Some might call it safe, but I call it consistency.
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