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A perennial favourite with our printed ceilings is the home office/library ceiling printed with an antique map. http://blog.laqfoil.com/?p=785

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A perennial favourite with our printed ceilings is the home office/library ceiling printed with an antique map. http://blog.laqfoil.com/?p=785

Home Office featuring stretched ceiling digitally printed with an antique map

Stretch ceiling prints complement this elegant interior design.

Home Office featuring stretched ceiling digitally printed with an antique map

The owner of this home spotted our printed map ceilings here on Houzz, and decided to order one. Lacking an authorized distributor in Florida, our installers drove from Toronto, Ontario, Canada to fulfill this order! Call us, whatever it is, we just might say yes!

Home Office featuring Digitally Printed Map on Stretched Ceiling

What would it have cost to have 17th century cartographer Gerard Van Schagen of Amsterdam draw on your ceiling? Chances are, he would have refused. Detailed work is very difficult to draw or paint while reaching upward! But now you can have his work on your ceiling with stunning accuracy, thanks to...

Antique Cartography Stretched Ceiling

Stretch ceiling prints complement this elegant interior design.

Home Office featuring stretched ceiling digitally printed with an antique map

A perennial favourite with our printed ceilings is the home office/library ceiling printed with an antique map. http://blog.laqfoil.com/?p=785

Home Office featuring stretched ceiling digitally printed with an antique map

A perennial favourite with our printed stretch ceilings is the home office/library ceiling printed with an antique map. This one was originally drawn by Amsterdam cartographer Gerard van Schagen in 1689. http://blog.laqfoil.com/?p=785

Home Office Featuring Artwork Originally by Gerard van Schagen

We installed this printed stretched ceiling for Sharon in summer 2013, featuring a map drawn in 1689 by Gerard van Schagen, an Amsterdam cartographer. Even within the context of 15th century cartography, van Shagen’s work is considered outstanding to this day, this particular map having been widely...

A Map for Sharon's Pink Office