I see it all the time: it's game night, and people start rummaging through storage to find something to play. Their games live in cupboards, and come out once or twice a year, if that.

It's not surprising, really. Every week, new games flood our shopping environments with plastic parts, loud colours, and rules that take longer to learn than to forget. They're made as a novelty item: a loud, complicated event we have occasionally.

Our approach is different. I know I'll never use things that are stored away in a cabinet. I use things that are out, accessible, and interesting. That’s why I want our games to look like they belong in a home, so they are kept within reach, and not packed away for 364 days out of the year. If they stay out, they're more likely to be used, pulling us away from our phones, and more towards quality moments with friends and family.

Your home doesn’t need more small, plastic parts. It needs things that foster connection, and that’s what Prosser North is here to do, one Canadian home at a time.