Styles

Choose the mood before the map settles.

Each style changes the emotional temperature of a place while keeping the composition quiet, legible, and personal.

timeless / crisp

Quiet black-and-stone contrast for cities that want to feel timeless and precise.

contoured / quiet relief

Fine contour-like rhythm and quiet relief for a map that feels calm and dimensional.

streets / routes

A clean street-and-route composition that lets the city structure come forward.

dark / cinematic

Deep contrast and restrained light for a city wallpaper with a darker cinematic edge.

nocturnal / moody

Deep charcoal and softened light, like a city remembered after dark.

architectural / measured

Measured lines and pale blue structure with an architectural studio feel.

movement / rhythm

Selective route color and city rhythm, reduced to elegant movement.

paper / warm

Warm paper tones and low-contrast linework for a gentler, collectible feel.

Start here

Start with a style, then make it yours.

Pick the visual register that feels closest to the place, then create a wallpaper with the city and mood that belong to you.