While a roll-up travel backgammon set isn’t a new concept‚ you’d be hard-pressed to find one chicer than Dior’s. Designed by Cordelia de Castellane for the CD Entrelacés collection, the cotton and cowhide leather piece features an eye-catching blue, red, and orange pattern on the outside, and sleek acrylic backgammon chips in beige and navy. And at just 12 inches when rolled, it’s easy to toss into a tote bag before a trip to the beach or park.

Do you have a friend who really likes Bananagrams? Like, really likes it? Rather than gifting them a plain ol’ set of the word game, level up with this Bananagrams purse from MZ Wallace. Wearable as a crossbody and featuring MZ Wallace’s signature quilting in a cheery yellow, the interior easily fits a full-size, banana-shaped game pouch. Use the adjustable, brown webbing strap to tailor its fit exactly to your specs, whether worn tight like a fanny pack or low and slouchy.

Forget playing Tic-Tac-Toe on a piece of scrap paper: Prada just elevated the elementary school game to elegant heights with its travel-friendly, leather-accented set. Composed of a black Saffiano leather case that unzips to reveal a metal and red leather-lined game board and coordinating Prada-branded playing pieces, the game is small enough to fit in a weekender bag or backpack, but stylish enough to leave out on display. Plus, the square case can double as a small travel pouch when not carrying the game board. Two for the price of one?

For a poker night that channels more Monaco than Las Vegas, consider scooping up this refined set from Tiffany & Co, which comes with two decks of playing cards, leather-accented silver chips, and dealer coin embossed with the brand’s signature blue. And, in an ode to the jewelry house’s legacy, the whole set is housed in a Nappa leather box (also in Tiffany blue) that’s reminiscent of a faceted gem.

For a chess set that doubles as a statement decor piece, look no further than this mahogany and leather number. Hermès, of course, is best known for its impossible-to-snag leather handbags, like the famed Birkin and Kelly, but the brand’s range of home goods should not be overlooked. Its chess set, made of mahogany and cassia woods, is a perfect example why. It features hand-sculpted sycamore and jackfruit wood pawns with Clou de Selle engraved stainless steel weights, and even saddle-stitched handles of taurillon H leather. Drawers on either side ensure safe keeping of your king, queen, and all your pieces when not in use.

Today Dominoes may be more well-known for its role in viral toppling videos, but if you’re looking to get back into the actual game, a stylish set can help. One of our favorites is this gorgeous set from Italian fashion house Dolce & Gabbana, which features pieces and a box printed with a motif based on an archival scarf design inspired by Carretto Sicilano. Plexiglass-constructed dominoes mean they’re durable, and everything fits neatly in a removable tray when not in use.

Your playing cards deserve more than to be kept in the kitchen junk drawer. And what better way to upgrade than in a two-tone, Nappa leather-covered wooden box from one of Italy’s most storied brands? Fashion house Fendi created this card set to be as much an objet d’art as useful, which means the beige-and-yellow case embossed with the house’s logo is equally at home on your living room shelf or opened on your dining room table. We also love the cards themselves, which are printed with a macro-sized Fendi double-F logo.