Map wall art

Map Your World

Map Wall Art That Turns Your Favourite Places Into Prints

Great map wall art starts with a place you love and ends on your wall, whether that is the city you grew up in, the spot where you got engaged, or the town you keep dreaming about.


What is map wall art?

Map wall art is a framed or unframed print of a real location, drawn in a design style rather than a plain road map. The streets, coastlines, and rivers of a place become artwork you can hang at home.

People fall for a map print because it means something. A poster of Paris is nice. A poster of the exact Paris street where you stayed on your honeymoon is personal. That small shift is what makes map art stick on a wall for years instead of ending up in a drawer.

Choose a place worth looking at every day

The best maps are the ones with a story. Before you pick a style, pick the meaning.

  • Your hometown or the city you live in now
  • Where you met, married, or honeymooned
  • A trip you never stopped talking about
  • The coast, lake, or mountain you return to

Not sure of the exact spot? Our coordinates finder will pin any address in seconds.

Pick a style that matches your room

The same city can feel calm, bold, or playful depending on the design. A few favourites:

  • Minimal and muted for calm bedrooms and offices
  • High contrast dark for a modern feature wall
  • Warm retro tones for cosy living rooms
  • Bold and colourful for kids rooms and studios

See how each one looks on the same city over on our map poster styles page.

Get the size right the first time

Size is where most people slip up. A print that looks big on screen can feel tiny above a sofa. As a rule, your art should fill about two thirds of the furniture or wall below it.

Skip the guesswork with our poster size and frame calculator. Enter your wall width and it returns the right size, viewing distance, and frame.

Frame it, or keep it clean

A frame protects the print and lifts the whole piece. Slim oak suits light rooms, black suits modern spaces, and a wide mount border makes a small print feel like a gallery piece. Prefer minimal? A frameless hanger keeps the focus on the map.

Hang it at the right height

Aim to centre the print about 145 cm from the floor, or roughly at eye level. Above a sofa, drop it so the bottom sits about 20 cm above the cushions so the art and the furniture feel connected.

Ready to map your world?

Choose your city, choose your style, and we will print it on archival paper made to last.