Map decor is where it’s at
In a GPS world, physical maps are becoming quaint relics for travelers. But decor with a map theme is hot.
There’s art in cartography: Street grids, the curve of a shoreline and topographic details lend themselves to wall art, rugs and textiles. Besides being great visuals, maps often chart our personal experiences, and that sentimental punch adds to their appeal.
Tony and Katie Rodono of Atlanta started their City Prints map art store after their daughter was born.
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