Paper House Productions, Inc.

Paper House Productions, a leading designer and publisher of quality stationery items and gift products that it sells to upscale, sophisticated customers, has been purchased by a new company established for such by Madison Investment Partners, Inc. and Hoffman & Company, both of New York City.

The PAPER HOUSE brand name is widely recognized and followed for trend setting.  The Company’s products have a distinctive “look” that differentiate them from their competition.  The “PAPER HOUSE Look” is a design-oriented look that conveys quality and sophistication through precise design and high production values and has been recognized by the best design journals winning many awards for innovation and creativity.  The Company is one of the select companies that have created cards for the collections from the Smithsonian, American Museum of Natural History, Brooklyn Museum, and Henry Ford Museum.

 PAPER HOUSE’s primary products are ungreeted die cut greeting cards, magnets, and stickers.  Other products include note cards, greeted die cut cards, holiday cards, gift enclosures, reflections, invitations and bookmarks.  A complete listing of products is available at http://www.paperhouseproductions.com. 

The PAPER HOUSE product line has hundreds of different images that appeal to a wide range of audiences.  Its products can be found in art supply shops, airport shops, auto stores, bookstores, card shops, coffee shops, college bookstores, department stores, flower and garden shops, gift shops, gourmet and specialty food stores, historical societies, hospital gift shops, museums and learning stores, science and nature stores, toy stores, and zoos, aquariums and arboretums.  The Company’s headquarters, studios and distribution facilities are in Woodstock, New York. 

 Jeffrey Milstein founded PAPER HOUSE in 1983 after designing a dollhouse using recycled corrugated cardboard as a design project for Family Circle Magazine.   Photographs taken to illustrate a book called Building Cardboard Dollhouses, became the die cut greeting cards for the new company, PAPER HOUSE Productions. 

The new Paper House will be managed by Mr. Don Guidi, an experienced executive in the gift and stationery markets and by existing personnel at the Company.  The former owner, Jeff Milstein, will have an ongoing equity interest in the new company and will contribute to the Company during a transition period.