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Case Studies
Tyrrhenian, a Boutique Hotel, Italy
Covering 77 square feet with 12 panels, this 11’ x 7’ map creates a dramatic rendering of the Italian coastline for this Boutique Hotel.
“Captures the history and mystery of the Italian Coast Line.”
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina
A re-creation of an authentic early 1800’s government map of Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. Details include Oyster Bed locations. Printed on Canvas and stretched over interior wood frame: 60” x 37”.
“I think you did a phenomenal job!” M.M.
Historical Map of the Caribbean, for a Boutique Hotel
How did the Gulf Coast appear over 250 years ago? Here’s a Vintage re-creation from one of our most talented cartographers – spanning 10 feet x 7 feet and on display in a Boutique Hotel in the South.
“This is something Black Beard would have used!” - BB
World Sailing aboard SY Sorceress
Chart your trip from the South Pacific, thru the Panama Canal, with Island hopping in the Caribbean, then up the Eastern US shoreline to Cape Cod, across the Atlantic, with stops throughout the Mediterranean and final anchor in Monte Carlo. Printed at 48" wide x 32" high, and framed for the ship’s main cabin.
“What better venue for a map… aka a maritime chart for the nautically inclined.”
The World in Three Panels
Show your friends or clients “The World” with an 3 elegant panel displays, covering 15 feet wide x 6 feet tall, using the soft “look and feel” of our self-adhesive wall paper. Suitable for any lobby, office, commercial interior or home.
“Really wonderful. Thank you so much!” J.S.
Antique Nautical
Commemorating the mission of this crew of 6 on a vessel of 80 feet, to uncover the current state of Polynesia from a cultural, historical and most importantly, an ecological perspective. Size: 4 feet x 4 feet.
A great way to capture memories than with a map of your adventure.”
The beauty of geography, whether in the form of large format maps, globes, atlases, sculpture, mosaics, rugs, and more, has permeated human history from the beginning. From temples to cathedrals, castles to chateaus, maps bring a sense of understanding, place, and presence that place them above other forms of décor. In today’s world, a well-placed map provides perspective, a point of discussion, and alludes to the intrigue of travel and adventure. Globes draw people to them, if only to understand how close or far away everyone else is. Find out more about the infinite variety of maps as art, globes as sculpture, atlases as intellectual anchors to any room or location. Much as geography makes understanding the world around us better, geography also brings a presence that every space needs.