When you choose a map style you are determining the color scheme of the map. If you are choosing a map for decor purposes it is worth considering which style best suits the space or just suits your own taste. We currently offer five primary map styles. Each has a unique palette of colors. All whole-world and continent maps are available in every style. Some specialty maps have other colors and with the option to customize you can have a map in almost any color you wish.
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menu[3][0] = 'Giclee (zhee-CLAY) is the use of an ink-jet printing process for making fine art, large format digital images. We print on 10 mil. (0.25mm) premium glossy photo paper producing vivid life-like images using Epson UltraChrome K3 ink, providing lightfastness ratings of up to 108 years for color under rigorous industry accepted display conditions. Giclees are superior to traditional lithography in several ways: the colors are brighter, last longer and are higher resolution.
Starting with a giclee print, a 5.0 mil (0.125mm), soft, non glare, UV matte laminate is applied. This is a premium laminate, applied by heat and pressure in a heat-press. This protects the print from moisture, UV degradation and damage from handling and is ideal for archival use. It can be cleaned with any glass cleaner and a soft cloth.
3/8" MDF board.
1/4" MDF with two or more strips of 1" pine or MDF glued to the back of the 1/4" MDF creating the illusion that the image is floating away from the wall.
1/8" MDF board on a 1" frame which is flush with the edge of the MDF board, creating a three-dimensional effect.
Giclee (zhee-CLAY) is the use of an ink-jet printing process for making fine art, large format digital images. We print on 10 mil. (0.25mm) premium glossy photo paper producing vivid life-like images using Epson UltraChrome K3 ink, providing lightfastness ratings of up to 108 years for color under rigorous industry accepted display conditions. Giclees are superior to traditional lithography in several ways: the colors are brighter, last longer and are higher resolution.
Luster Giclee: Giclee (zhee-CLAY) is the use of an ink-jet printing process for making fine art, large format digital images.
1/8" MDF board on a 1" frame which is flush with the edge of the MDF board, creating a three-dimensional effect.
A Museum Quality Mounting where a laminated Giclee print is dry mounted on to a 1/8" MDF board, and a 1" deep frame attached at the rear, to provide depth and help eliminate warping.
Fired/Glazed tiles are scratch proof, heat resistant and suitable for installation anywhere. Indoor/Decorative tiles have the most vivid colors but can only be installed in non abrasive and indirect sunlight applications.