

Gifts for
Pieces for a shared home: the new surname, the date it started, the place it began.
Any day of the year: anniversary, wedding, engagement and proposal, housewarming and first home.
11 pieces from $42 to $160, median $54




A fluted tray for keys, a watch and the mail, with your name or initials set into the floor.


A wall plaque with your family name and the year you started, inlaid flush in a second color.


Four fluted luggage tags in one colorway, one name each, with the same contact lines on every back, $14.50 a tag.


A fluted wall key holder with the family name and a date inlaid flush, three to five hooks, a closing gift realtors reorder.


A weighted fluted stand that holds the record jacket on the turntable, with Now Playing and your name inlaid flush.


Standing fluted place cards with each guest's name inlaid flush in a second color, a keepsake they take home.


Fluted table numbers with a large inlaid number, an optional word and line, each in its own slotted foot.


A fluted 4 x 6 or 5 x 7 frame with a caption inlaid flush in the bottom rail, a name, a date or a place.


A pair of fluted bookends weighted with sealed steel shot, a name or a word inlaid along the top of each.


Your real place in stepped contours from US elevation data, with the water inlaid and the name below. US only.
In first article testing; each opens for orders when its test print passes.
A set of matching ornaments, one first name on each, with the family name and the year underneath.
A freestanding 2027 in one solid piece, on a fluted base strip that can carry your names.
A fluted display menorah with eight cups in one straight row and a raised shamash, sized for 13 mm LED tapers, your family name on the base.
The year large and inlaid, up to three highlight words and your names, the year spelled in Morse flutes, and a keyway peg so each year joins the last.
Four family ornaments, four stocking tags and six keepsake gift tags, every name on them, for $20 less.
The display menorah for LED candles and the heirloom dreidel set, family name on the base, for $8 less.
A couple's gift works best when it belongs to both of them and to the home they share. The family name plaque carries the surname and the year it began, inlaid flush in a second color. The key holder puts that name by the door with a hook for every key, and the valet tray catches rings and watches on the dresser with the name at the summit of a contour map.
For something with a story, the place contour tile is drawn from the real elevation around the place they met, married or bought their first house, with the place name inlaid. The now playing vinyl stand holds the record that is on, a good pick for a couple with a song.
Contour draws rings outward from the letters, so the map comes from their own name. Fluted is quieter and architectural. Morse spells a date or a short word in the flutes, a private message only the two of them know how to read.
Sorbet (ivory and rose gold) is the wedding pair, Gallery (bone and ink) is calm and goes anywhere, and ink with gold from the Marquee pairs looks formal.
Weddings, anniversaries, Valentine's Day, engagements and housewarmings are the usual moments; the calendar here shows each one. Free shipping from $50.
The family name plaque with the new surname and the year, or the place contour tile drawn from where they met or married. The key holder by the door is the practical favorite.
Yes. The family plaque takes a surname and a line such as both first names or an established year. On Morse finish pieces the flutes can spell the wedding date.
Use both first names, or their initials joined with an ampersand. The preview shows the layout before you order, and you have 12 hours after ordering to change the words.
Sorbet, ivory with rose gold, reads like wedding stationery. Gallery, bone with ink, suits any home, and the Marquee ink with gold looks formal.