Map of Italy
How clever is this? Sicily looks like it's getting kicked behind the sofa.
(Photo by Domus)
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75 comments:
I love this! Just think of how many different countries or states you could do this with. :)
So cute! I would love to do that! I love those little coffee tables on top of coffee tables! What a sweet space :)
PIECE OF CAKE. PEACE OF MIND.
OMG I want this for my house!!! I'm Italian and would LOVE to have this on display!
XOXO,
Jamie
http://ilookgoodtoday.com
This is totally brilliant and oh-so unique:) Love! Have a great day, Joanna.
Poor Sicilia...it's always gettin' kicked behind the sofa. This is great, though.
I love maps as decoration!
..but where is Sardinia??
The picture is from Marie Claire décoration. It's about a 3 rooms flat in Milan
http://www.marieclairemaison.com/,a-milan-un-trois-pieces-graphique-en-noir-et-blanc,200262,58145.asp?xtor=EPR-3
I may have to steal this idea. My man and I are going to Italy next summer-- this is such a fun way to display our adventure.
oh, I love my... Italy!!!
www.modeinitaly.blogspot.com
very clever.... for the die-hard italian :)
teri
www.bockting.blogspot.com
One of my best friends live in Italy, and I think she would absolutely love this! Is is the American in us to want to have maps and heritage all around us?
this is fabulous!! love love love! thanks for constantly bringing the most fabulous posts to the blogosphere!
http://littlethingsthatinspireme.blogspot.com/
This is awesome!! Such a neat idea!!
LOVE this. In fact, love the whole room. So pretty!
What a cute idea!
Cute idea!
P.S. When do we get to see photos of your bedroom? We know that Jenny recently gave it a face-lift :)
so smart. Like it! :-)
W l'Italia!
Però è inaccettabile che manchi la Sardegna!
Baci!!!!
This is such a great idea!
Love this idea, I'd love to do this with my home state of MA!
um kinda like it but maybe the blk borders are throwing me off. maybe it would look better with no borders. clever idea though
Amazing!
love this idea, thought of doing something similar with old black and white movie stills, just don't have the wall space.
love it
want it
i wonder how big your wall would need to be to get everything-the world?
hhhmmmm.....
Italy, outside (or inside) the box! Fantastic.
Rachael, soon!!! we're going to take some photos next weekend, so i'll post about it in early november :) jenny is the best.
Great idea!!! The possibilities are endless!
my husband loves maps and Italy has a dear place in our hearts - what fabulous idea! Thanks for sharing.
The boot of Italy kicked Sicily all the way into the Mediterranean Sea. Spain felt Hungary, took a bite of Turkey, on a plate of China, all covered up in Greece. < We used to recite this in school! :D Plus, LOVE the idea for a map in parts!
Ahh this is a brilliant idea! I studied abroad in Italy... I need to do this : )
thanks for posting this. this blog always makes me smile<3
A really great idea! I have to remember this when decorating, this will go nicely in an office space :)
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So clever! I love it.
Hi Jo -this was taken from Domus magazine. We have it at home, and I can check the photographer if you want me to :D
Wow! That is crazy, love this! :-D
X Mandy
http://mandykoster.blogspot.com
Clever and so cool...
ciao
Looks fantastic. I love maps - and have quite a large selection of globes!
Creative. Another uniquely shaped country would be Japan.
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www.thegirlieblog.com
ive been in need of a cute idea for my front room and i really love this!
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seems so amazing. i wonder what the thousands of islands of the philippines would look like...
ps, http://amandamantes.blogspot.com !
Awesome idea!!! I've been standing and staring at my living room wall for the past 5 minutes thinking about how to pull of something like this at home. ;)
Love it!!
xoxo
http://wonderfulandmarvelous.tumblr.com/
cable arms, that would be awesome, thank you!!!!
I love this!
i LOVE this idea!!! my dad was born & raised in Germany... i wonder if doing this to a map of germany would be as cool? maybe if i found a bunch of different size frames it would turn out. ummmmm....
thanks for the inspiration!
xo- vanessa
http://www.fairytalesaretrue.com/
What a cool and creative way to feature a "map"!
ahahaha!!! i just noticed i just pimped out someone else's blog!!! (in my post above.)
anyway, xo- vanessa!
THIS IS ME: lol!
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What a cute way to decorate the walls in a house!
www.helloclee.blogspot.com
Hee heeee! Brilliant.
Awesome.
This is so pretty and such a simple idea.
xoxo
http://www.thewrittenrunway.com
As my background is Italian, I'm feeling like i NEED to have this in my home. What a unique idea, I just love it.
xoxo Jessica @ www.mystylevita.com
This is such a great idea! I have been racking my brain trying to think of a unique idea to decorate our very tall, very dark stairwell wall. A framed vertical map or even a framed vertical collage of some sort would look snazzy. Thank you for sharing!
Great Idea! But sardinia is lost and also a bit of Veneto and Trentino...
Ooh, I like this a lot. This would make a really good gift for someone on a smaller scale (or large as long as you knew them well enough to give them something that takes up a whole wall!).
How clever? VERY! I love it.
oh this is such a good idea! love how it looks.
This is such a creative idea! I would love to do this for a place that is really meaningful...like where I go on my honeymoon!
Thank you, very nice post, your site would be followed , it give me a big view .
And welcome to my blog ,
which is about hid conversion kit.
have a nice day .
Very nice! there is mo more art work needed, when you have got this on the wall:)
that is clever! way cute.
Very clever indeed. Genius idea. Why I never thought of this?
This is SO cool!
i love this. definitely using this inspiration.
Joanna, I love it, and you made the same observation as old saw:
Austria felt a little bit Hungary,
Dipped a bit of Turkey in a bit of Greece.
And long-legged Italy kicked poor Sicily
Into the Mediterranean Sea.
Hehe
My favorite part of Italy, the island of Sardegna (which is not a small island by any means) isn't there! Sad.
Love this...and so smart...especially your comment!
I love this. Very clever!
OhI love this. I love maps but never thought of displaying one in such a dramatic manner.
What a great idea!
gorgeous room! I love this art as it pops from the all white room!
xoxo
molliee
gasp! this is ammmazing
Nice Blog. Thanks for sharing.
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Jo - the photo is by Gionatta Xerra, Domus, July-August 2007.
ps - sorry for the delay, i had to hunt for that edition in the house ;p
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