CutMaps: Unique and Stylish Wall City Art
I'm always looking for unique gifts for my loved ones, things they you can't find in stores, that they have never seen before. Since most of my family members are they types that seem to have everything they want or need, making gift giving a little rough, unique gifts are almost hard to find.
Cutmaps is one of those companies that provides you with a really fun, stylish, and unique gift for those who love to travel or just love their city! Cutmaps are metal cut city maps of major cities throughout the world and come in many sizes. They are designed from real city maps and gives a little birds eye view of the streets in the most popular cities.
My husband and I travel a lot for conventions and one city that we frequent is Pittsburgh, which is why I chose Pittsburgh for our Cutmaps photo.
The maps come beautifully framed in black and can be hung on the wall or situated on a mantel, desk, or shelf. Choose your favorite city, a past vacation destination, or maybe someplace that you have never been, but have always wanted to visit. Even more, you can have your map customized to your favorite city that may not be available on their site!
Want to see how one of these are made? Check out this video on the Cutmaps Instagram page!
The metal cut city maps are modern and stylish, but you can also get wooden maps cut from 1/4" walnut plywood using laser cutting technology as well as maps of an entire state cut from oak and hand stained.
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| Photo credit: CutMaps Facebook Page |
Show your state love either for your home state or the state of your favorite sports team with a big cutout in your office or home!
If you are looking for something a little bit smaller, they also offer these incredible cell phone cases!
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