Luxury Gift Wrapping for Treasured Things

Wrapping at this level is closer to tailoring than to decoration. Paper is measured against the object, scored for crisp edges and folded so seams disappear. Corners are mitered by hand, tape is concealed or avoided entirely, and ribbon is chosen for how it drapes as much as for its color. The aim is a parcel that looks inevitable, as though it could never have been dressed any other way, and that feels substantial the moment it is placed in the recipient’s hands.

Lana approaches each commission with a designer’s eye, considering the season, the setting where it will be opened and the personality of the person receiving it. A spring anniversary might call for blush tissue beneath ivory paper and a trailing silk ribbon, while a winter celebration could lean toward black, gold and velvet. We keep an evolving library of papers and trims so that no two presentations need ever look alike.

Beyond handbags, we wrap the objects that carry the most feeling: watches and fine jewelry, fragrance, silk scarves, shoes, heirloom books, framed art and carefully chosen collectibles. Small boxes may be nested inside larger ones to build anticipation, and fragile items receive custom padding before any paper touches them. Unusual shapes are welcome; a sculptural parcel is often more memorable than a perfect rectangle, and we enjoy solving the geometry of a difficult piece.

Many clients combine wrapping with our other services. A wrapped watch might sit within a floral arrangement, or a jewelry box could crown a composed gift basket of confections. For celebrations with several recipients, we design a coordinated family of parcels in varying sizes that share a palette without repeating a single detail. Everything is handled locally, from studio drop-off in Great Neck to delivery back to your door.