Offices, lobbies, clinics, hotels, classrooms, labs. Rooms where a map is not decoration so much as a statement about where you are and what you pay attention to.
The catalog is built around single plates at domestic sizes. Commercial work is a different problem: bigger walls, more than one piece, and usually a place chosen for a reason — a service area, a watershed, a catchment, a campus, the ground a company actually operates on.
What this covers
- Large format. Sizes beyond the catalog, quoted against the wall rather than a size chart.
- Series and multi-panel. One region split across panels, or a set of related places reading as a group.
- A place that is yours. Any coastline, watershed, range or basin — not a fixed list of cities.
- Consistent finish. One material and frame across a whole floor or a whole building.
How it runs
- Tell us the room and the place. Rough wall dimensions and how many pieces is enough to start.
- We check the data. Not every place resolves well at every scale, and large formats are less forgiving. Coverage and resolution are confirmed before anything is quoted.
- You get a quote and a proof. Digital proofs of each plate, priced, before anything is produced.
- It is produced and shipped. Printed and framed to order and shipped direct, like everything else here.
Pricing
Quoted per project. Large format and multi-panel work is priced against the wall, the material and the number of pieces — there is no fixed sheet, and nothing is charged until you have approved the quote.