The Makers
Wilmer & Briana, founders of ImprintLuxury
Handmade in Denver, Colorado
Every ImprintLuxury sign starts the same way: a block of solid walnut or reclaimed wood, a design drawn from a customer's words, and hands that know exactly where each cut should go. We're Wilmer & Briana, and we've been making personalized wood signs and home decor from our studio in Denver since ImprintLuxury began.
How We Work
We use precision laser cutters for the initial shaping, because hand-routing alone can't hold that consistency across a full run. Then we sand and stain every piece by hand and inspect it before it ships. No two pieces come out identical, because wood doesn't work that way, and we think that's the point.
We build personalization into the process from the start. Your name and your message go in when the design is cut, not stamped on afterward. The result is a sign where the text is part of the wood, not sitting on top of it.
Materials
We work primarily with solid walnut for its grain density and how it takes finish. Walnut holds detail cleanly and ages well. For certain pieces we use other reclaimed hardwoods when the character of the grain suits the design. No MDF. No veneers. The weight you feel when you pick up an ImprintLuxury sign is real wood.
Turnaround & Care
Every order begins within 24 hours. Most pieces ship within 3–5 business days, depending on the complexity of the personalization. For custom or made-to-order pieces, we scope the work upfront and confirm the timeline with you before we start cutting.
For care: keep wood signs out of direct sunlight and away from prolonged humidity. Dust with a dry cloth. If the finish dulls over years, a light coat of furniture wax brings it back. We build these pieces to last decades, not seasons.
Why Personalized
A generic gift tells someone you thought of them at checkout. A personalized sign tells them you thought of them specifically, by name. That specificity is what makes it worth hanging on a wall instead of putting in a drawer, and it's why we built ImprintLuxury around personalization as a core process, not an add-on.