Launched this month by the cartographic specialists at The Future Mapping Company, is a brand new, high-colour plan of the capital city.
Stretching from Richmond Park across to the Olympic site, and from Hampstead Heath down to Dulwich - the new map, from The Future Mapping Company’s founder and one-time tailor, Marcus Kirby, has the whole of London in its sights.
Alongside the usual highways and byways, Kirby has highlighted an array of cycle routes across the city - including greenways through parks and canals, off-carriage cycleways and routes recommended by fellow cyclists.
Available as a single 1.3 x 1m print on high quality silk-coated paper, the new London map also comes in both magnetized and framed formats.
Lithograph printed in order to achieve a wider, brighter range of colours - and featuring both metallic and fluorescent inks - the latest print from The Future Mapping Company is a challenge to the Ordnance Survey standard.
Future Map version 3, in blue, emerald, pink and yellow
London Map version 2, in emerald, silver and blue
Future Map, Huge. In emerald, lime, metallic khaki and complete with a brushed silver frame
A close-up on Future Map, Huge. In emerald, lime and metallic khaki.
London Map version 1, in aqua, champagne and apple.
London Map version 1, in aqua, champagne and apple. Complete with a brushed silver frame.
ADDRESS
The Future Mapping Company
16 Pixley Street
London
E14 7DF
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