What's actually in a Reverie Box

A Reverie Box welcome card surrounded by native florals

Not everyone has a printer. Some of you have a printer that eats cardstock and a relationship with it that I would describe as hostile. So: the Reverie Box.

It is the printed version of a Reverie kit, made in small batches, packed by hand, and sent to you.

The Welcome to your Reverie Box card, on native florals

What's in it

  • Nine A5 designs — selected from the kit, printed on 300gsm card
  • One personalised print — your child's name, your choice of motif
  • Free shipping, Australia only

The personalised print is the part that makes it a box rather than an envelope. It is the piece that ends up framed.

A personalised print for Neve, on gingham, from a Reverie Box

Why A5

People ask. Half size is deliberate. A5 fits the shelves and ledges that children's rooms actually have, it doesn't dominate a wall, and it means nine designs arrive as a considered set rather than a stack you have to find room for. It also means the box is a nice object to open, which matters more than it should.

The bit I enjoy most

Specialty papers. Because I'm packing these by hand rather than running them through a fulfilment centre, I can put something unusual in there for you, and it brings me exponential joy.

Fairy prints on specialty paper, ready to be boxed

A fairy house and fairy print laid out before packing

And when they land in someone's home, they look like this.

Blue Mother's Day bunting on a shelf of soft toys

Photo by @fromtydetoreef

Open now

These are open pre-orders and boxes are dispatched three to five working days from ordering. Put your child's name in the notes at checkout. Printed and shipped by @reverieprintco.

Note from Marie: We aren't shiny and we're not chic for chic's sake. Seasonal decor that supports childlike wonder while staying grounded and artist-led. That's the whole brief.


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