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Personalized in New York City

Because heirloomstorage doesn’thave to beugly.

Heirloom-worthy homes for the ticket stubs, love letters and little things you swore you’d never throw away.

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A woman in a towel turban and pink satin pajamas lying on her bed reading magazines beside a Stripe Rose Keepsake Case, a pearl necklace on its lid and a camcorder nearby

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Curio (n.) — a rare, unusual, or intriguing object kept as a memento

Your memories deserve more than a shoebox.

The mixtapes, the ticket stubs, the polaroids, the home movies. Curio Blvd was created to store your curios & keepsakes better than a shoebox ever could.

Personalize yours

Make it personal. Like, actually personal.

Add a name, a date, a few words — or upload a photo of their handwriting and we’ll engrave it exactly as they wrote it. Keepsake Cases and shadow boxes, marked by hand in New York City.

Personalize yours
Video on an old TV, panning across a dark oak Keepsake Case engraved ‘All our love, Mom & Dad!’ in handwriting, with a photo-booth strip on its lid
A close-up of the inside of a Keepsake Case lid engraved with a grandparent\u2019s handwriting: \u2018Give Mom and Dad a hug and a kiss for us. Love, Grandmay and Poppa\u2019
A dark oak sample engraved ‘Chelsey Brown’ in gold script A handwritten note on lined paper that reads ‘We love you, love you and love you, Poppa and Grandma’
Chelsey Brown in a pink corner on a red phone, wearing a striped button-down with red handwriting stitched on the chest and cuff
Chelsey Brown in a white button-down holding a silver camera, \u2018Love you lots, Mum\u2019 stitched in red on the deep cuff
Three scalloped shadow boxes on a blush rug, one dark oak and two stainless steel, with handwriting stitched in black and red thread \u2014 \u2018Love you lots, Mum\u2019 and \u2018Today is the first day of the rest of our lives\u2019 \u2014 and two old family photos pinned in the third

Stitched

Their handwriting, stitched.

Upload a photo of the note — a birthday card, a recipe, the back of an old photo — and we’ll stitch it exactly as they wrote it, in red or black thread.

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Patented designsPersonalized in New York CityMade to last for generationsRetire the shoebox
Fall ’26

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  1. A.The Stripe Rose Keepsake Case
    2-in-1 tray-top keepsake box · Preorder
    $239
  2. B.The 2-in-1 Keepsake Case
    Light or dark oak, lock & key
    $199
  3. C.The Archive Frame
    Shows one, stores up to 50
    $140
  4. D.Time Capsule Journal
    Hundreds of life-story prompts
    $55
  5. E.“This Is Not a Coffee Table Book”
    Photo album, holds 300 photos
    $129
  6. F.The 4-in-1 GrandMay Shadow Box
    Dark oak or stainless steel
    From $129
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The Stripe Rose Keepsake Case A The 2-in-1 Keepsake Case B The Archive Frame C Time Capsule Journal D “This Is Not a Coffee Table Book” E The 4-in-1 GrandMay Shadow Box F
Curio BlvdOctober 1998
Quiz

What kind of keeper are you?

Circle one answer per question. No peeking at the scoring until you’re done.

1.

The stub from your first concert is…

2.

Grandma’s handwritten recipe card is…

3.

It’s Friday night, 1998. You’re…

ScoringNo peeking

Mostly A’s

The Curator

You don’t just keep things, you put them on display. Your ticket stubs deserve a wall, not a drawer.

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Mostly B’s

The Shoebox Keeper

You keep absolutely everything. Finding any of it is another story. It’s time to retire the shoebox.

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Mostly C’s

The Storyteller

It was never about the thing. It’s the story behind it, ideally in their own voice.

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A polaroid of the Time Capsule Journal beside an iPhone running the Curio Blvd app, showing a question and a voice recording

The Curio Blvd app

Some stories should be heard. Not just read.

Pair the Time Capsule Journal with the Curio Blvd app to record a loved one answering life’s questions in their own voice. Then build the family tree, save the recipes and back up the photos you can’t replace.

In Their Own Words · Family Tree · Recipe Rolodex · Curio Cloud · Restore a Photo

Get the app · iPhone
Words of wisdom from fellow keepers
★★★★★

“Literally the most thoughtfully designed product!!”

I cannot begin to explain how well thought out these boxes are. The compartments are the perfect size and the top tray is so so so useful on a daily basis. 1000/10 for everything this brand comes up with!

Mariane · The 2-in-1 Keepsake Case
881 reviews
The 2-in-1 Keepsake Case
A woman in a striped button-down on a red rotary phone, the cuff embroidered in red with \u2018Love ya always \u2013 Mom & Dad\u2019

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A polaroid of Chelsey Brown, founder of Curio Blvd, leaning on a wooden stepladder beside a disco ball
Chelsey Brown · Founder

Meet the founder

Designed by a globally recognized heirloom hunter

Chelsey Brown is an interior decorator, author, and globally recognized heirloom hunter, discovering and returning lost family artifacts along with her search for interior design pieces.

After years of returning lost heirlooms to the families they belong to, she started designing better places to keep them.

Read her story