Family — No. 04

One evening, one table, three things to do together. Start with memory — who knows their landmarks? Move to tea — something warm, something spicy, something that keeps everyone at the table. End with the puzzle — because some things are better finished slowly, together, over several evenings. This box is not about winning. It is about staying in the same room long enough for something real to happen.

Printworks — Iconic Buildings Memo Game 50 cards, 25 pairs, world landmarks matched to their cities. The warm-up. The conversation starter. The game that reveals, gently and competitively, who has been paying attention. For children and adults equally — because no one knows everything, and that is exactly the point.

Printworks — Iconic Buildings 1,000-Piece Puzzle FSC-certified, 70 × 50 cm when complete. The main event. The thing that starts on a Friday evening and gets finished — or nearly finished — by Sunday. Iconic structures from around the world, assembled piece by piece, together. The quiet meditative flow of shared focus. And the particular satisfaction of the last piece, placed by whoever deserves it most.

Harney & Sons — Hot Cinnamon Spice Tea Black tea, three types of cinnamon, orange peel, sweet cloves. No added sugar — and yet it tastes like there is. Bold, warming, and impossible to have just one cup. The tea that keeps everyone at the table long after the game has been put away.

Café-Tasse — Assorted Belgian Chocolates, Two Tins Two elegant metal tins from one of Belgium's most celebrated chocolate houses — known for chocolates designed to be enjoyed alongside coffee. Inside: individually wrapped squares and mini tablets in dark chocolate 60%, dark chocolate with orange, fleur de sel, milk chocolate, and white chocolate. Each mini bar approximately 9g, 100% Belgian chocolate. The small indulgence that turns the puzzle break into something worth pausing for.