Utility House Design Co.
Utility House Design Co. is a boutique stationery design studio located in Burlington, Ontario specializing in bespoke paper goods for events, particularly weddings. Offerings include wedding invitations, place cards, menus, save the dates, table numbers, seating charts, etc.
The studio prides itself in providing high-quality materials, allowing clients to select from a range of premium paper stock, envelopes, and diverse printing methods, including digital, letterpress, and foil. UH designs balance practicality and elegance, ensuring each piece is not only visually appealing but also functional for it’s intended purpose.
To facilitate a personalized experience, clients are encouraged to book in-person consultations at the studio. Consultations are a tactile opportunity to review samples of previous work, paper, envelope and printing options, and real time collaboration.
Bring your custom vision to life with beautiful and utilitarian stationery.
FROM OUR HOUSE TO YOURS
My Story
Early summer 2015, I decided to open my very own workspace. Over the years, it has evolved with me as I pursued new passions and interests. From vintage stationery and packaging to antiques and textiles, I’m always sourcing inspiration to bring a unique style to any project I complete.
This space exists so I can share these passions with you.
I specialize in bespoke wedding and event invitations, custom stationery, and handmade paper goods. My goal is to work with you to create custom pieces that are as practical and useful as they are beautiful. I'm here to help you bring your creative visions to life, all out of a cozy house in Burlington, Ontario.
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INDEPENDENT DESIGNER.
VINTAGE CURATOR.
PAPER ENTHUSIAST.
Melissa Meyer is a self-employed designer with a Bachelor of Design from York University/Sheridan College (formerly YSDN). She gained her footing at a local studio tackling various creative projects, including branding, web design, product packaging and layout for businesses in the food & wine industry.
Now focusing on printed materials and hand-made goods, she has developed her own visual language blending modern simplicity and classic vintage style. Her work has been featured in various online articles in the wedding industry, including WeddingWire Canada, EventSource, and WedLuxe Magazine.
She is constantly inspired by found objects, often sourcing materials in flea markets, antique shops, and thrift stores around the GTA. Check out her latest projects here in the gallery or @utilityhouse on instagram.