Spotted in Oxford Street by Elizabeth.

Via Reinder Storm

“SPACE is a 90 meters long wall artwork that creates a new dimension of light & space at Eindhoven Central Station by using 3D lenses. It shows the impact of light on our planet and creates a place of wonder.”

https://www.studioroosegaarde.net/project/space

One could spend a more than a penny in this mappy toilet.

Apologies, I have lost track of who sent this one to me.

Yet another beauty from Reinder Storm, I love these massive maps on the sides of buildings.

The #map on this house in #Hildesheim (Germany) makes clear what the city looked like before 1945.

Spotted by Reinder Storm in The Hague

This magnificent map of the Netherlands on a fine china plate came via Reinder Storm (of course). It is from a collection in the Rijksmuseum.

These plates reflect the period when the Netherlands and Belgium formed the United Kingdom of the Netherlands (1815-1830). The kingdom consisted of 17 provinces plus the grand duchy of Luxembourg. The gold decoration is in the neoclassical style. On the upper edge are the arms of each province in gold on the blue border; the arms of the United Kingdom are on the lower side. Today the Netherlands consists of 12 provinces.

https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/search/objects?q=united+kingdom+of+the+netherlands&p=3&ps=12&st=Objects&ii=6#/BK-2010-15-7,30

Cartonaut sent me this as a suggestion for my birthday wishlist. You absolutely don’t have to play basketball to want one of these.

Raf spotted this superb interactive Moscow Metro map on the Soviet Visuals site.

Iceoline taken in Askham Bog, York, source Jonni Walker

Last year on Valentines Day, Europa Technologies shared this picture of Tavarua Island, Fiji by Warren Vick, their founder.

I thought it was such a great image that I decided to republish it this year. #Perfect!