48 Reviews (4.8 out of 5 Grommets)
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I bought a Dallas map for my husband for Valentine's Day and he loved it! I was looking for a masculine and unique gift that was a little out...More >
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I bought this for my husband for Christmas. He's so hard to buy for. He loved it. The quality and quick shipment were great.
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Purchased this neat map graphic for my son, now a 4 year Austin resident. It is detailed and eye-catching, and he loved it. The 5x7" version...More >
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I ended up spray painting the frame and placing a colored piece of paper behind the metal. My mom loves it
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The Stainless Steel City Maps are such a great edition to our office. The laser cut detail is very precise and clean. I love them. I bought...More >
About Cut Maps
Urban Lace
Like urban lace, Cut Maps showcase the unique patterns formed by city streets, parks, landmarks, and natural boundaries.
As a mechanical engineer, Dan Linden explores the intersection between technology and art in his laser cut wall art and other accessories.
His foray into this form of location honoring was personal—he did a tracing of his former neighborhood in Columbus, Ohio, for a local fair. The response was overwhelmingly positive—people started requesting minimalist renditions of their own hometowns. Since then, Dan’s maps have dressed up walls and protected phones with all your favorite locations.
His designs now trot the globe with over 40 cities represented. To residents, the streets and neighborhoods don’t need any labels. You can instantly recognize addresses and stomping grounds. To the unfamiliar, the geographic details are an invitation to explore new territories.
We find Dan’s work a powerful channeling of place. Just like a traditional map, Cut Maps remind you of cities you’ve called home and feed your wanderlust.
As a mechanical engineer, Dan Linden explores the intersection between technology and art in his laser cut wall art and other accessories.
His foray into this form of location honoring was personal—he did a tracing of his former neighborhood in Columbus, Ohio, for a local fair. The response was overwhelmingly positive—people started requesting minimalist renditions of their own hometowns. Since then, Dan’s maps have dressed up walls and protected phones with all your favorite locations.
His designs now trot the globe with over 40 cities represented. To residents, the streets and neighborhoods don’t need any labels. You can instantly recognize addresses and stomping grounds. To the unfamiliar, the geographic details are an invitation to explore new territories.
We find Dan’s work a powerful channeling of place. Just like a traditional map, Cut Maps remind you of cities you’ve called home and feed your wanderlust.
