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If you’re interested in interior design, chances are you’re a fan of an eye-catching feature wall. And for those of you who love to travel, the latest collection of map wallpaper by Point Two Design allows you to pay homage to your favorite city in style.
Using “Data as decor,” each design is a stylized satellite map that can be customized to suit your exact requirements. The collection features 30 major cities across the globe, including Washington DC, Seattle, London, and Amsterdam. And if your city isn’t available, the team will happily create a brand new map wallpaper just for you. Co-founder and CEO of Point Two Design, Owen de Lancie, explains, “We have, over the years, created a system that allows us to mine the data from nearly every corner of the globe and use that to create maps not only of famous major cities but smaller towns and neighborhoods many of us have never heard of, but to some are near and dear.”
The colorful mural maps come in two styles: a suede-finish wallpaper and a removable “peel-and-stick” vinyl version. The latter is perfect for renters who want to inject a bit of personality into their space—without getting into trouble with the landlord!
Find out more about the collection on the Point Two Design website, and buy a roll of your favorite city for just $9.00 per square foot.
The latest collection of map wallpaper by Point Two Design allows your to pay homage to your favorite city in style.
Berkeley
London
Tokyo
Using “Data as decor,” each design is a stylized satellite map that can be customized to suit your exact requirements.
Vancouver
Vancouver
Manhattan
The colorful mural maps come in two styles: a suede-finish wallpaper and a removable “peel-and-stick” vinyl version.
Los Angeles
Amsterdam
San Francisco
Paris
Patagonia
Washington DC
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