Price range: $64.95 through $89.95
Price range: $64.95 through $89.95
Price range: $64.95 through $86.95
Price range: $64.95 through $89.95
Price range: $64.95 through $89.95
Price range: $64.95 through $86.95
Price range: $64.95 through $86.95
Price range: $64.95 through $86.95
Price range: $64.95 through $86.95
Price range: $64.95 through $86.95
Price range: $64.95 through $86.95
Price range: $64.95 through $86.95
Price range: $64.95 through $86.95
WHY WOODEN SIGNS
Make the house say whose it is
A wooden sign is territory-marking in its most charming form: the family name over an est. year, "Welcome to the Foster Cabin," Milo's Place above the dog bed, a jungle-animal sign claiming a kid's room. The signature format is the little house silhouette — engraved with family names, Bible verses, love stories, monograms, or your actual house drawn from a photo — with a string on the back, so every sign hangs on a wall or stands on a shelf, no hardware decisions required. Hanging signs come horizontal (12×7") and vertical (7×4" and 10×6"); the flat plaques run 7×6" and 10×8". Rounding out the wall: HOME and LOVE letter cutouts in bark-edged wood, pet name signs, and the woodland nursery line. Every design engraves to order with a free preview — because a sign with a typo is forever.
QUESTIONS
Wooden signs, answered
Do the signs hang or stand?
Both, mostly. The house-shaped and hanging signs carry a string on the back — loop it over a nail or prop the sign on a shelf, mantel, or entry table; it's stable either way. The flat plaques are shelf-and-lean pieces. No drilling, no hardware kit, no leveling debate.
What sizes do the signs come in?
Hanging signs: 12×7" horizontal — the family-name classic — and verticals in 7×4" and 10×6". Plaques: 7×6" and 10×8". As a guide, the 12×7" reads from across a room and anchors an entryway; the smaller verticals suit shelves, kids' rooms, and gallery walls.
What can be engraved on a sign?
Almost any short text with a design around it: family name and est. year, welcome lines for cabins and lake houses, kids' names with jungle animals or dinosaurs, Bible verses, love stories with your dates, even grandma's recipe in her handwriting or your house drawn from a photo. If you can say it in a few lines, we can put a roof over it.
What's a good sign for a housewarming or cabin?
The family name house sign with the year is the housewarming default for a reason — it makes the new place officially theirs. For cabins, lake houses, and summer homes, the welcome signs ("The Jensen's Lake Cabin, est. 2019") are practically mandatory equipment; hosts hang them before the furniture arrives.
Sign or plaque — what's the difference here?
Shape and mood. The signs are the house-silhouette and hanging pieces — playful, roofed, string on the back. The plaques are flat-faced maple — the more formal canvas, and where photo-based work like portrait engravings tends to live. Same engraving, same preview, different silhouette on the shelf.
Have something specific in mind?
The cabin's name in your grandfather's handwriting, a sign shaped like your actual house, all five kids and the dog on one roof — we make sign projects like this all the time. Talk to us and we'll tell you in minutes if we can do it (we usually can).