Some places
stay with you…

Drag your map, zoom in, zoom out, nudge it until you’re happy. Add some memorable text. Pick your style. Add a marker, or upload a route that is special to you.

A map artwork of Bath, Somerset: the River Avon curving through the city inside a circle, drawn in soft terracotta and slate on warm cream paper, with the hills either side shaded as landform.
A map artwork of central London around Clerkenwell: the street network drawn in gold on deep navy, edge to edge, with the Thames sweeping across the lower third.
A map artwork of central London around Clerkenwell: fine black linework on ivory paper with the Thames as a solid black band, the map filling the full width above a band of plain paper.
A map artwork of St Ives, Cornwall: the headland and harbour in pale linework inside a circle, the sea filling the upper half as a block of deep red, on dusky rose paper.
A map artwork of Yr Wyddfa in Eryri: the mountain and its ridges rendered as pure grey landform from the elevation model, edge to edge, with the lakes below it.
A map artwork of Windermere, Cumbria: the lake running the length of the sheet in pale blue between sage-green fells, the map filling the full width above a band of plain paper.
A map artwork of Cambridge: the city drawn in brown ink on aged parchment, edge to edge, with the college buildings picked out as deep red blocks along the river.
A map artwork of Edinburgh: the Old and New Town street network drawn as fine grey linework inside a circle on near-white paper, with Arthur's Seat rising as soft shaded landform on the right.
A map artwork of Whitby, North Yorkshire: the coastline running corner to corner with the sea a flat blue above and the land a deep sea-brown below, the River Esk cutting inland through the town and the lanes picked out in white.
A map artwork of Dartmoor, Devon: open moorland in olive green, its hills and valleys shaded from the elevation model, with a few pale lanes and reservoirs across it and the map filling the full width above a band of plain paper.
A map artwork of Manchester: the whole city as a dense white street network on pure black, edge to edge, with the main roads running out from the centre like spokes.
A map artwork of Padstow, Cornwall: the Camel estuary sweeping through the middle in bright gold against deep Prussian blue, inside a circle on paper of the same blue, with green woodland and thin white lanes either side.

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BATH

SOMERSET

Terracotta
Customise your map

What makes it yours

Four things nobody else's map of your town will have.

Your run, straight
from Strava

Connect your account and pick an activity. The artwork frames itself around the track, and the distance and the climb are set beneath it. No export, no file, nothing to find on a laptop.

Connect with Strava

  • Ilkley Half Marathon

    Sunday 14 June

    21.1 km

    412 m climb

  • Chevin loop

    Thursday 11 June

    12.4 km

    289 m climb

  • Morning run

    Tuesday 9 June

    8.2 km

    96 m climb

ilkley-half.gpx

Or upload the file yourself

Drop in a GPX from any watch or app. The artwork reframes itself around the track, with the distance and the climb measured from the file. No account needed.

Mark the exact spot

Five shapes, eight colours, dropped on the one place that matters - where you were married, where you proposed, the door you grew up behind.

ILKLEY

WEST YORKSHIRE

53.9250° N / 1.8220° W

Your words underneath

A title, a line beneath it, the date and the coordinates if you want them. Set in the poster’s own typography, never stamped over the map.

A close crop of a printed map: individual streets, field boundaries, the river and contour shading

Printed to last

Every street, every lane, every field boundary - drawn from OpenStreetMap and printed at 300 DPI. The image above is an actual crop of a printed sheet, at the size it prints, so you can judge it rather than take our word for it.

Smooth fine-art paper, 240 gsm

A heavyweight matte art stock, chosen smooth rather than textured so the finest roads stay unbroken. No glare on the wall, and heavy enough to hang flat.

You see it before it prints

The finished artwork itself, not a mock-up. Nothing reaches the press until you have looked at it and said yes - and you have half an hour after that to change your mind.

Framed and ready to hang

A glazed box frame with a mounted surround, in black, white, natural or brown, on a 240 gsm smooth fine-art stock chosen to hold fine line work cleanly behind glass.

Free worldwide delivery

Included in the price to 26 countries, tracked. We print close to you - in the UK, the Netherlands, the United States or Australia - so your artwork arrives without clearing customs and with nothing to pay on the door.

Prices in GBP. Your own currency is shown at checkout.

Made properly

Your frame, not your town

The artwork is rendered from scratch for the exact area you chose, which is why two people who pick the same town get different sheets. It is not a stock image with a place name across it.

No labels anywhere

Street and place names are stripped from every style, so the only words on the sheet are yours. The landform underneath comes from a 30-metre elevation model we host and smooth ourselves.

Damaged in the post?

Send us a photograph and we replace it once, free, with no argument and nothing to return. It is the one thing about a print arriving by post that nobody can control.

How it works

  1. 1

    Choose the place

    Search for it, or drag the map until the frame holds what you want. Add your own title, a date, a dropped marker.

  2. 2

    Approve the artwork

    We render the finished sheet and show it to you. Change anything, as many times as you like. It only goes to print when you say so.

  3. 3

    Receive your artwork

    A 300 DPI file goes straight to the press. From £24.95, delivered free worldwide.

Somewhere
in mind?

A fully customised experience, printed on the very best paper we can find…

Make it yours

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