Real pieces, real rooms
See how MapCraft terrain pieces look away from the product mockup.
This gallery shows finished activity maps in living rooms, workspaces, and close-up detail so you can judge scale, plaque styling, and terrain relief before ordering. If you want a route-based piece like the ones shown here, start with the Strava flow on the homepage. If you want a terrain-only object for a city, mountain, or coastline, use the 3D editor.
A2 and A4 together
The two natural-color frame sizes shown side by side
A2 frame, front view
Natural-color terrain and plaque in the larger format
A2 frame on a shelf
The larger format shown in a real room
A2 in a real room
The larger RÖDALM format styled between houseplants
A4 frame on a pegboard
The compact natural-color format in a workspace
A4 frame, angled view
A closer look at the raised terrain
Placed on the wall
Real product footage of the A4 frame being hung
A4 frame on a shelf
Compact scale for shelves and gallery walls
Relief in motion
A moving close-up across the terrain and route
A2 and A4 portrait
Both natural-color frames in one composition
A2 and A4 size comparison
The two sold frame sizes side by side
A4 in a workspace
The compact RÖDALM format in everyday context
Depth from the side
The terrain, plaque, mount, and frame seen at an angle
What This Gallery Helps You Judge
Use the room-context shots to understand size and presence on a shelf or wall. The close-ups are useful for reading terrain depth, route visibility, and plaque treatment before you place an order.
Most examples here are route-based Strava pieces. If you want a terrain-only object for a city, mountain, or coastline, start on the city terrain page or jump straight into the 3D editor.
Where To Go Next
Review how the process works if you want to understand the Strava flow, compare production and fulfillment on shipping and returns, or read the FAQ before choosing your final format.
Connect Strava and pick an activity to turn a route into a finished wall piece.
