Hi, I'm Amanda

I never set out to start a gift company. My husband Scott is a realtor here in North Vancouver, and back in June 2023 I thought it would be nice if his clients had something waiting for them on their first night in a new home. So I made a few boxes. Good coffee, a candle, nice things for the kitchen — the sort of stuff you'd want after a long day of moving.

His clients started asking who made them. Then other realtors were asking. Then the developers those realtors work with. Three years later I'm doing homeowner gifts for buildings all over BC, and honestly, it still makes me a little giddy every time.

And it's still me. Every single box.

What I make

Gift boxes you can order anytime. Housewarming, thank you, baby, care packages, holiday. This is how most realtors send their closing gifts, and it couldn't be easier: pick a box, tell me what to write on the card, and I'll handle the rest.

Homeowner gifts for developers. The gift every owner opens on move-in day, with your logo engraved right into the lid, delivered around your completion dates. A few dozen boxes or a few hundred, I've done both.

Corporate and client gifting. Holiday gifts, client thank-yous, something for your team. Ten boxes or five hundred. Tell me who they're for and what you'd like to spend, and I'll put together some ideas.

Who's inside the box

Most of what goes in a box comes from Canadian makers, and most of them are women running small companies, people I've met, whose work I love, who I order from directly.

  • Tallu & Co. 
  • Danica Heirloom 
  • SÓ Luxury 
  • Artigiano 
  • Canyon Candle Co.
  • Zimt 
  • AGHA Studios 
  • Gharyan Stoneware 
  • French Door Winery

Mostly BC, and everything gets chosen the same way: would I be thrilled to open this? If not, it doesn't go in.

How I work

Every box is packed by hand here in North Vancouver, and for local orders I usually deliver them myself. That's the reason the big baskets and the wine boxes exist, those can't go in the mail, but I can absolutely drive them to your client's door.

Come say hi

If you've got closings coming up, a building about to complete, or a list of people you'd like to thank, just tell me what you're picturing. I'd love to hear about it.

- Amanda