At our New York office, seeing as we are a nice group of self-proclaimed logistics geeks, the walls are covered with maps. Just by turning my head 90 degrees to the left, I catch a glimpse of India, China, Turkey, and in fact the entire world. I love this global view so much, that I am incorporating it in to my home. I am redecorating my New York apartment, and while looking for inspiration I found myself browsing through various creative ideas on how to use maps and globes as decoration. Sit back and enjoy the view of the world as you might have never seen it.
A couple of these map pillows give your living room a bright and unique look.Cheers to the world!
For a modern look, use a word-map as wall decoration. By VladstudioLet the world light up your space.A perfect size globe grill for small porches and balconies.Use maps to "dress up" an old dresser.Use an unconventional map for wall decoration. By VladstudioCustomize your globe.
Globe ceiling. Looks a bit crowded to me, but perhaps it serves as a reminder of: "Whenever you do a thing, act as if all the world were watching." ~ Thomas JeffersonUse play dough to create globe lollipops. Great for kids' rooms.Highlight your favorite locations on the map, and frame them.Use a map as a base for your frame, cutting out the specific location where the photo was taken.
I hope that you found some of these ideas compelling. In my search for inspiration I discovered a few die-hard fans of world maps, that show their passion not through interior design but rather through permanent body ink. I have to share a few of these as well:
"Wanderlust", a german word that means the lust to wander/travel.This tattoo brings a new meaning to having the world at your feet.
Lauga is originally from Iceland, and is our Sales and Marketing Executive. She has been with MTS since May 2011. Lauga has experience as a Sales Manager for a large fitness corporation in Oslo, Norway before she moved to New York in 2009, where she obtained a Bachelors Degree in Business Management at Berkeley.
Fun Fact: Lauga played professional soccer for 5 years in Norway, and also played for the Icelandic National Team as a goalkeeper! She played two seasons for the Berkeley College mens team, as their starting goalie and was awarded the Most Valuable Player of the season in 2010.
