The Boxy Girl® Story

Many new exciting Boxy products are currently in development. Presently, Boxy Girl® offers eight organizer options and eight vanity collection stacks. All Boxy Girl® organizers are stackable, which allows women to creatively customize their vanities.

Through innovative design and uncompromising quality, the Boxy Girl® brand has garnered a loyal consumer base, vast celebrity following, momentous global recognition, and has redefined beauty organization for all women.

A Fresno native, Hannah grew up in an artistic family. Her Parents were in the fine furniture business and her grandparents sold and collected antiques from all over the country. As a result, Hannah developed a passion for Art Deco and Art Nouveau eras, which, combined, with her understanding of design and a natural eye for beauty, led to the creation of Boxy Girl®.

“I wanted something beautiful, functional and reliable. Before I created Boxy, all other clear organizers I tried would break or discolor.” Hannah joined forces with her father, Dan, to engineer and create a high-quality, chic organizer that would be accessible to all women.

Boxy Girl® is made from top-of-the-line Lucite material and injection mold process. The box is strong, durable, stylish and versatile, with stackable nesting trays and add-on options to customize it to your personal needs.

Hannah’s hard work and determination to create a beautiful, functional product has paid off. Get organized in a sleek and stylish way, and discover the Boxy Girl® in you.

Holding two prestigious U.S. Design Patents differentiates these innovative and unique Boxy Girl® organizers from all other beauty organizers on the market. The integrity of the Boxy Girl® design embodies not only the artistic aesthetic that inventors Hannah Serimian and her father Dan Chapman envisioned, but also the revolutionary way to stack a Box(y)!

When Hannah began her Boxy Girl® journey, it was important that she had a strong idea for a product she knew consumers would love, while being mindful of creating a brand that consumers would want to engage with. Having a brand that is viable requires infrastructure. This includes the Intellectual Property associated with the brand; all the visual, creative identity, and elements associated with the brand, a very clear sense of what your mission is as a brand, and a very clear sense of who your target audience is as a brand. In creating Boxy Girl®, Hannah started by acquiring all of her Intellectual Property in 2012-- website domains, social media handles, trademarks, designs, patents, and copyright.