Cantine del Vino già Schiavi: Vini al Bottegon Sign
The above photo shows this enoteca's second sign that reads "Vini al Bottegon." To recreate it in miniature, I started by Photoshopping the text and printing it onto white paper.…
The above photo shows this enoteca's second sign that reads "Vini al Bottegon." To recreate it in miniature, I started by Photoshopping the text and printing it onto white paper.…
These two L-shaped display cases came with a white finish. Needing a wood finish instead to match the interior of this shop, I gently pried off the acrylic shelves, stripped…
The above photo is of the real-life Cantine del Vino già Schiavi in Venezia. Located in the Dorsoduro neighborhood, this enoteca used to be one of my favorite spots in…
I stained this door dark walnut to match the trim. After gluing on a set of handles, I reinserted the pins to install it.
My original vision for this shop was to cover the bay window roof with wood shingles. I therefore had stained it brown, along with the rest of the trim. However,…
For the remaining bricks on the interior, I used the same process as described in my post on the exterior walls: creating each brick individually from polymer clay, gluing them…
Below the shelving in the real-life Cantine del Vino già Schiavi is a length of granite that matches their countertop. I considered doing something similar for my dollhouse shop,…
Continuing to take inspiration from the real-life Cantine del Vino già Schiavi, I glued brass rods into each section of shelving. This will eventually help keep the wine bottles secured…
This post will show some of the details I've added to the counter and shelves, things that were easier to add at this point, before I attach all the shelves…
I'm finding the most tedious (and frustrating) part of this project to be ensuring that the wrap-around shelves fit the width of each wall precisely—they need to be snug but…