Hardwood Floor - Real Wood Business Cards
What type of business card would you expect from a trend setting hardwood flooring company? Well, you’d be right, solid wood business cards!
These wooden business cards are a beautiful dark Brazilian Walnut wood. As you can see, there is nothing printed on the cards, but the information is actually printed into the wooden business card.
Brazilian Walnut is known for it’s durability which I’m sure is no accident, and says a lot about the durability and quality of a company. For more information you can contact the Lochert Company.
Luggage Tag Business Cards
A design company called Little Jacket has some very unique business cards. These business cards are shaped like luggage tags and even have a hole to tie them to your luggage.
It’s definitely fitting for a design company like Little Jacket to have such cool business cards since they need to appeal to such a diverse population of companies as is in the New York area. For more information on these business cards you can contact Little Jacket.
Fun Red Plastic Business Cards
Vaughan O Graphic Business Card of the Month
Victoria Vaughan has a unique, and fun business card. While this business card isn’t using because it’s plastic, it’s unique for the red splotches that seem to be different on each business card.
As you can see in the picture above, these business cards look like they have ink spilled on them. These business cards are somewhat different in the fact that they contain a lot of information.
Contact info normally is cell phone and fax, Vaughan-O-Graphic business cards add business office line, email address, company tag line, website address, and person’s business title.
Most recently designed business cards tend to err on the side of white space and a lack of information. It’s nice to see a difference in design.
Plastic Business Cards with Holes
Arrow Pictures has a very unique business card. It is made of hard yellow plastic, but it has holes in it! The business card appears to be either an old hotel key card or swiss cheese. I think Arrow Pictures is German, so I don’t know the significance of the holes, but they surely do make this plastic business card stand out from the other thick plastic business cards.
Anyone have any information about Arrow Pictures or who designed these business cards?
Chocolate Business Cards
While chocolate business cards seem like a tasty idea at first, there are a lot of inherent problems with making business cards out of chocolate. The first and most obvious problem is the fact that once someone eats the chocolate, how do they call you? How do they remember your website after eating your business card?
The second problem with chocolate business cards is that they melt. Personally I don’t want to keep an ice chest in the trunk just to keep my business cards cool.
If you’re in the New York area, there is a company that can print chocolate business cards for you:
Chocolate Printing Company - website
600 Bayview Ave Inwood NY