When the study feels over-arranged, this kind of aerial map helps. It gives the wall one clear subject to settle on, instead of another layer of pattern. The deep greens and sandy beige read as calm from across the room, then pull you in close to trace fairways, treelines and the little streets around the edges. Hang it above a desk, along a hallway, or on the wall behind a reading chair where people pause anyway. Pair it with dark wood, leather and wool, and keep the surface below it fairly clear. Don’t crowd it with busy patterned art or novelty golf memorabilia the map does the talking on its own. As a canvas it sits flush to the wall with a softer edge, which suits a relaxed study or games room.