Memora Studio

Home decor

Living room wall art with the map of your city

Map art suits modern, minimalist, Scandinavian or classic living rooms, and has something store-bought art does not: your place. Your city, your neighborhood or the two cities of your family, with names and coordinates.

The design is clean, with streets, rivers and coastline in fine lines, in five color styles to match your walls and furniture.

Choose a digital file to print anywhere, or a framed print delivered ready to hang.

Large map art of Rio de Janeiro and Salvador hanging above a sofa in a bright living room

Tips for the living room wall

Above the sofa

The art should be about two thirds of the sofa's width. For most living rooms, A1 or 70 × 50 cm, in landscape.

On a console or TV unit

A smaller size, such as A3 or A2, leaning on the furniture or hung just above it.

Match the style to the wall

For a neutral room, Sepia or Ink. For a touch of color, Silver. Dark walls or dark furniture go well with Dark or Gold.

Two places, one print

In landscape, two maps side by side fill a wide wall nicely.

How it works

  1. 01

    Pick the places

    Search for one or two cities, neighborhoods or addresses and move the map until it looks right.

  2. 02

    Pick the style

    Five styles: Silver, Dark, Sepia, Gold and Ink, in landscape or portrait. You see the finished art before you pay.

  3. 03

    Receive it

    The digital file arrives by email a few minutes after payment, ready to print.

Why a map in the living room

The living room is what guests see. A map of your place starts conversations, tells your story and looks like no other print.

It is also a great housewarming gift: the new city, or the old one for anyone who misses it.

Questions

What size wall art for a living room?

Above a two or three seat sofa, A1 (33 × 23 in) or 70 × 50 cm. For smaller walls or consoles, A2 or A3. The size guide shows each one on the wall.

Landscape or portrait?

Landscape follows the line of the sofa and works best with two places. Portrait suits narrow walls, hallways and the space beside doors.

Which style suits my living room?

Silver is in color, with green parks and blue water. Sepia has aged-paper tones and Ink is black and white. Dark is navy and black, and Gold has gold lines on black. You see the result before you pay.