19,726 vintage maps Products

My favorite summer destination is Nantucket, and this letterpress map of the island is the most darling souvenir.

What are the seven continents in the world? Kids can learn about world geography with this rug. Using fun and vibrant colors, this rug features the names and locations of the continents and major oceans, as well as lines of longitude and latitude.

Folding and rolling the maps is for people with too much time on their hands. These well-designed travel accessories can stand up to anything your adventures away from your home have to offer. Just because you aren't at home, doesn't mean that smart design needs to go out the window.

This calendar is made from map pages and would make a fun addition to the home or office. I think husbands or teenagers might like this one best.

This black and white world map cushion is bold and beautiful.

Gallery walls don't have to feature just pictures of your kids or your family. Fill in spaces with fun prints that are meaningful. My gallery wall has a print of the state of Virginia with a heart over the city where I live. I love that it adds an extra element of personality.

I love the sentiment of this piece and think it would be a great focal point in a nursery or a toddler's room.

This fabric bunting brings a bit of global infusion to a kid's room or play space. Wouldn't it be fun to see this strung up along a wall with various travel photos below?

This is a fun idea: keep track of the countries you've visited by scratching them off on this wall map.

I love the handmade characteristics and opportunity to customize these beautiful wooden coasters with an international flair. They would make a thoughtful hostess gift.

Sweet and charming--and such a unique souvenir for the Royal wedding!

If you're a big fan of maps, why not use one that will help keep you comfortable while adding a dash of black and white to your house with this fun throw pillow from Ferm Living?

Showcase your roots with hearts to mark where you're from.

Map wine bottle stoppers make for a lovely hostess gift. Choose a city that commemorates a special event in that person's life.

Several formats are included in this printable file, allowing you to use it as both decoration and education for children.

This midcentury tray is full of sweet nostalgia. Propped up on a bookshelf, it would provide a fun way to learn the must-see spots that the United States offers. Because it's metal, it could also become a fun magnet board as your child gets a little older.

I love the mix of a traditional silhouette with pop art decoration on this teapot by Ali Miller. It's unexpected and lovely.

Strictly speaking, this is wrapping paper. But as it's such great quality, it doubles up wonderfully as a poster. Use it as is on your wall, or add it to a special frame. It also makes a great, inexpensive map to add to a child's room.

This combines two of my favorite things: embroidery and maps! It's a great way to showcase a summer trip in your home.

I would love one of these large classroom roll-up maps to go in the kids' playroom. It is educational but can also be decorative. You can even make state flags with sticky backs to go with the map and have the children learn about each state.

Here's an ornament you'd likely want to hang up year-round. This geography ornament by Paloma's Nest features a clay map of the US with a heart to mark the location of your choice — maybe the destination where you were married or the place where you were born.

I adore Jennifer Hill's work, and her state prints are no exception. I love the way she mixes color, typography and patterns in an artistic way to capture the spirit of each state.

Shabby Chic cotton blended fabric with Eiffel Tower and Paris Map. Great for making a Paris chic cushion for your room.

Transform Instagram photos into wall art with a vintage feel with the help of Small Bird Studios' Etsy shop.

Incorporate blue into your bookshelf. Look for cool vintage books, peek under the dust covers and collect them in matching hues. Or you can just buy a bunch from Etsy, where sellers have gathered them for you.

Vintage globes are still as popular as ever. I'd love this black globe in a stylish office.