Wine & HouseLogo Design Contest

I am not sure I understand

And make the red wine red please

#232 is still the favorite would like to see it with a white background and red and black letters

this one is still the favorite can we change the background color to white

This is is looking on the same concept of the keyhole and cork screw. A key hole has the the same shape as a wine cork. So so I used 2/3 elements to create something unique

This one I used a door key to form the stem and bowl of a wine glass.
What do you think about rearranging the tagline and putting "opening doors" first?

Added the tagline as requested to the bottom of the design. Also added a diagonal cross piece at the base of the design to better pronounce the shape key and not only a key hole.

Would love to make some mockups so you can see exactly how your logo will work on real life objects.

can we change the background to white

I have a lot of confidence In this concept. I would love if we could work together and execute it exactly how you vision. I know know this will represent your business well.

The orientation and layout is functional, it will fit well across different platforms example a circular display or squared display of social media. You will find that more elongated or abnormally shaped designs wonr work well especially in the modern digital age.

Making the changes now, thanks for the feedback. Also only first placed contestants are able to upload in this phase of the contest. To allow me to upload you will have adjust my rank. Thank you

also can you change the background to be white

Can you put the tag line on the bottom of the first logo, please?

Can you add the logo of un the bottom
uncorking bottles & opening doors
Is there a font/way/ creative form of aligning the keyhole and the &

Are there any changes you would like?

The idea is to use a key and a corkscrew combined to create a unique mark. The key and corkscrew essentially dose the same job of opening what is important in their own right. The key has become synonymous with the house and the corkscrew of wine bottles. I believe in terms of an image there are 2 ideal components to represent what you are about. It is is simple and very flexible easy to reproduce across different mediums.

The concept is to use a some what abstracted image of a wine cellar incorporated into a square shape that represents either window frame or door