Existing catalog style
City Skyline
A skyline silhouette built from several buildings — the Hong Kong Victoria Harbour scene shown here is one of our existing catalogue designs, adaptable to your city’s signature view.
Turn a city skyline, local landmark or destination story into a layered paper keepsake that gradually reveals itself as the memo sheets are removed.
For souvenir retailers, destination brands and bulk gift projects.
A layered paper scene hidden inside a working memo block — the product reveals itself over weeks of everyday use. The sequence below shows one of our existing architectural designs, from intact block to revealed sculpture.

Hundreds of functional memo sheets, laser-cut and printed with the scene hidden inside. It works like any desk memo pad — write on it, tear sheets off, use it daily.

As the sheets are used up, the silhouette of your skyline or landmark emerges layer by layer — the gradual reveal that makes these pieces shareable and collectible.

The remaining layered scene sits on its base as a desk keepsake of the city. Pen-holder tops and LED light bases are optional add-ons for gift projects.
Four directions buyers most often start from — each shown below with a real design from our catalogue. Every scene can be adapted to your city’s landmarks and signature views.
Existing catalog style
A skyline silhouette built from several buildings — the Hong Kong Victoria Harbour scene shown here is one of our existing catalogue designs, adaptable to your city’s signature view.
Existing catalog style
One signature structure with its surrounding context — trees, water, terrain — the same format our existing temple and castle scenes use.
Existing catalog style
Rivers, harbours, bridges and coastal towns — the waterline gives these scenes a natural layering and strong silhouettes, as the harbour-view scene here shows.
Existing catalog style
Streets, temple gardens, plazas and everyday scenes — for districts and cultural institutions that aren’t defined by a single building.
Different buyers need different things from the same product — here’s how we usually work with each.
Series-ready designs your customers can collect across visits, with packaging that competes on a busy shelf. Existing stock scenes start at MOQ 1; reorders keep the same factory price.
A keepsake of the visit itself: the landmark visitors just photographed, recreated in paper they gradually reveal at home. Commemorative text and attraction branding can be added.
A quieter, crafted presentation for curated retail environments — reflective of the collection, not the souvenir rack. We adapt scene composition to fit the institution’s story.
City campaigns, hotel welcome gifts and event commemoratives with private-label presentation — your brand on the box, the base and the inserts.
Every city project is a conversation. This table shows what we can discuss, and what we confirm together before quoting.
| Item | Options we can discuss | Confirmed before quoting |
|---|---|---|
| City or landmark theme | Single landmark, combined skyline, or a cultural scene | Your reference material & feasibility review |
| Scene composition | Which structures appear, in what arrangement, and what the reveal looks like at each stage | Layered structure proposal & your approval |
| Paper colors | Scheme matched to your city branding or retail series | Color references you approve |
| Dimensions & sheet count | Formats from pocket size to larger display pieces; calendar or plain memo layouts | Weight and retail-format targets |
| Logo & commemorative text | Brand mark or event text — typically on the base or the packaging | Print-ready logo file |
| Packaging | Gift box, acrylic dust cover, barcode & retail labeling | Your market’s requirements (e.g. FBA) |
| Private-label presentation | Your brand on the box and inserts | Order quantity & label details |
Five steps from your first email to a physical sample on your desk.
Send your city, landmark and project details — quantity, use case, target timeline.
We assess recognizability, layered structure and the details that matter — and flag what may need simplification.
You approve the scene concept and the customization scope before development continues.
A physical sample of the actual product, before any bulk commitment.
Specifications locked and confirmed — then mass production begins.
Not every photograph converts directly into a finished layered scene — angle, contrast and detail density all matter. Fine architectural elements may need simplification to stay readable at product scale; the feasibility review exists to find those answers before you spend on tooling.
One for preparing your enquiry, one for evaluating the sample when it arrives.
High-resolution photos are the most useful starting point. If you have vector artwork or technical drawings, mention them — we’ll confirm during review whether they can be used directly. Please make sure any photos, logos and design material you share are cleared for your intended use.
This is the evaluation list we suggest walking through with your team before approving bulk production. Note any findings back to us — adjustments are far easier at sample stage than after production.
The questions buyers ask most before starting a city project. Anything else — email us, we’re online 24/7.
Share your city or landmark, estimated quantity and how you plan to use the pads — that’s enough for us to review the design and come back with a quotation. A real engineer (not a bot) replies within hours, even on weekends.