Parcel People
Good things, carefully delivered.
Parcel People is a double-door depot with a loading platform and a sheltered sorting counter, with a tied parcel, a wooden stamp and a woven basket.
Parcel People
Parcel People is a double-door depot with a loading platform, a sorting counter and a sign over the big bays. Everything here is meant to arrive on time and in one piece, and the depot takes that very seriously.
Pax keeps the parcels in order. One of them is impossibly light, and its label says it is for you. Pax has checked the address twice and is happy to hand it over.
Pull up to the platform when you are ready to send your work out into the world. The depot does the careful part, and you get a warm, orderly place to say hello and show what you make.
Made for people like you
- Small online shops and sellersA tidy front door for a little shop, with a clear way to order.
- Makers who sell their workThe depot picture says careful packing and a warm send-off.
- Consultants and service prosSorted, clear and dependable, the look of a service that gets it right.
- Gift makers and stationersA stamp, a basket and a parcel make a cheerful gift-shop picture.
Can you spot…?
Hunt around the picture and tap where you think it is, or pick a riddle and press Show me.
-
Where are the big bays for deliveries?Show me Found
The double loading doorsTwo shuttered bays with slatted panels wait for the next delivery, tidy as a well-packed box.
-
What sits on the roof, taped shut and ready to go?Show me Found
The rooftop parcelA big taped box rides on the roof like a hat. Nobody remembers who it is for, and Pax is not telling.
-
Which parcel is the lightest in the depot?Show me Found
The impossibly light parcelTied up in tan wrapping, it weighs almost nothing. Pax says it is for you.
-
Who is curled up on the doorstep, looking sleepy?Show me Found
The sleepy catA small orange cat naps by the loading platform. It supervises every delivery with one eye closed.
-
Which basket is waiting on the right side of the yard?Show me Found
The delivery basketA woven basket sits by the lamp, handle up, ready for whatever the day brings in.
Three casas you could make
- The little shop frontYour products, a short note on how to order and a friendly way to ask a question.
- The maker's send-offA page for a small batch of work, the story behind it and a hello for the next buyer.
- The studio depotA home for the work you have sent out into the world, with a note on each piece.
Same casa, different day
Every casa starts from a saved Casa DNA seed. These four were drawn from this design with different seeds, so the weather, season, props and palette all shift. Yours can change as often as you like.
Quick answers
Is Parcel People free?
Yes. Parcel People is one of the free designs, so you can start a casa from it without paying.
Can I use Parcel People for a small shop?
Yes. It suits a page for a small shop or side business, with a warm front door and a clear way to say what you sell.
Can I change how it looks?
Yes. Every casa has a saved Casa DNA seed, so you can shuffle the weather, season, props and more, and keep the parts you love.
Other little places to start from
The Observatory
A brass telescope, a biscuit-shaped constellation and a curious keeper on a little stargazing island.
Good Company
A shared little work cottage with a pencil chimney, a smiling coffee mug and a bell for good company.
Fix and Found
Fix and Found is a pitched-roof repair shop with a paneled roll-up door and tool rack, with a repair wrench, a carefully cut gear and a trusty toolbox.
Second Life Workshop
Second Life Workshop is a pitched-roof repair shop with a paneled roll-up door and tool rack, with a workshop hammer, a small clock and a repaired chair.