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House Plaque

"Established" — the year the house became theirs. A freestanding sign cut in the silhouette of a house and built up in three colors like a shadowbox: a dark back panel, a lighter house layer, and the family's name raised across it in a third. Stands in its own slotted base on a mantel or entry table.

Raised across the house in the lettering color. Letters, numbers, spaces, and basic punctuation; long names shrink to fit.

Pick the one closest to their house — a gable roof, a low ranch, a flat-roofed modern, or a chimney cottage.

How it's made. The back panel, house layer, and lettering print as one fused piece with a color change at each layer, so the name is raised 2.5 mm above the house and the house 3 mm above the back — real depth, not paint. A tab under the plaque drops into a slot in the 160 mm base, which prints in the back-panel color. About 100 mm tall in the base. Realtors: the closing year on it makes this the one that stays on the mantel.