D1 Milano wanted a gift that represented their brand well, aligned with their mission, and would give their recipients an unconventional, playful way to engage with D1 Milano’s brand.

When Citadel Securities needed a gift to welcome their interns, they commissioned a custom puzzle box in the form of their fortress logo.

The graphics of the Red Deer Chamber of Commerce's new logo were complete, but how could they make their new branding as recognizable to the city of Red Deer as their old logo had been?

Street Smart Rentals wanted to mark this milestone with a special gift for their most loyal clients.

When Stonebridge and the Rockefeller Group set out to create a landmark new building in Washington DC, Mosaic North America needed a corporate gift for the CEOs and board members involved to celebrate this ambitious project.

Multiplex Global wanted a model of their construction project to commemorate its completion.

New England Biolabs commissioned Playwell Bricks to create a very special, signature edition Research Lab set to celebrate “50 Years of Passion for Science.”

Klaviyo asked the Playwell team if they could come up with something that represented what Klaviyo does for their customers.

Akela Construction found themselves in need of a corporate gift that
would showcase their theme of building and construction, while also
representing their unique branding.

Roomvo wanted to find that elusive perfect gift that would represent their brand, engage recipients, and leave a lasting impression.

Proximus asked Playwell Bricks to design a "Proximus Business Partner" superhero with a costume displaying Proximus' brand colors.

TWW Yachts needed a client appreciation gift that would reflect the elegance of their fleet as well as hint at the playfulness of spending time on the water.

After disappointing results with branded merchandise in the past, Cytiva reached out to Playwell Bricks for promotional giveaways based on the products they provide.