Because the mapmaker knew restraint, the deep green hits harder here. The white paper edge does the heavy lifting, so a plain wall reads as breathing room rather than blankness. Hang it and a flat, functional corner suddenly has somewhere to look: pine woodland on one side, sea blue on the other, and a coastline running down the middle. It earns its keep on a study wall above a desk, in a hallway where you pass it daily, or between two windows in a living room. Pair it with dark wood, leather, wool and simple linen. Don’t crowd it with busy pattern or bright colour posters the map needs quiet neighbours to stay readable. Printed on premium fine-art paper, with plenty of clean white margin.