WindowMaps est. ’24 Begin Your Commission
The rooms · 2024–present

Eight rooms, transformed.

Imagery from our studio archive — eight installations, eight cities, eight rooms where a window stopped doing almost nothing and started doing the most. See how the work sits with the light, the architecture, the everyday.

Each commission is one of one, conceived, plotted, and installed for a single window in a single home. Don’t see your place? Your Window takes any city, any vector file, any idea.

A 17th-century Amsterdam canal-house parlour at late afternoon, a circular antique-chart cartography rendered on the tall window, cream linen sofa and brass floor lamp.
No. 01
Amsterdam
Noord-Holland · A canal-house parlour
An upper-floor Haussmann-era Paris dining room with the city's radial streets in fine brass on a tall arched window, bentwood chairs around a travertine table, zinc rooftops beyond.
No. 02
Paris
Île-de-France · A Haussmann dining room
A converted Manhattan loft at blue-hour dusk; the Manhattan street grid and Central Park rendered in brass on a tall industrial steel-mullion window, exposed red brick walls on either side.
No. 03
Manhattan
New York · A loft at blue hour
A small Japanese-influenced home study with a sliding shoji window beside a window showing Tokyo neighbourhood wards labelled in kanji; a low walnut writing desk, leather notebook, ceramic tea bowl, single bonsai.
No. 04
Tokyo
Kantō · A small study
A renovated Venetian palazzo bathroom: all six sestieri of Venice rendered as a frosted window plate behind a freestanding travertine soaking tub, exposed dark walnut beams overhead, honed limestone walls.
No. 05
Venice
Veneto · A palazzo bath
A Georgian English townhouse library reading nook at late evening: cognac Chesterfield chair beside a brass floor lamp, dark walnut bookshelves with cloth-bound spines, the Thames coiling through a central London street map on the window.
No. 06
London
Greater London · A Georgian library
A sun-drenched reading corner in a renovated Lisbon townhouse: cream linen armchair, terracotta-tiled floor, a small azulejo blue-and-white tiled side cube, and the Baixa grid with Rio Tejo labelled in terracotta on the window.
No. 07
Lisbon
Estremadura · A reading corner
A studio close-up of a cartographic vinyl decal on glass — Islington and Shoreditch labelled, the Thames curving below; the vinyl edge meets bare glass with a warm out-of-focus interior beyond.
No. 08
The vinyl edge
Studio detail · Where brass meets bare glass

A note: imagery on this page is rendered by our studio to faithfully represent installation context, light, and finish. Photography from completed client commissions is available privately on request.

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From €1,100 standard · on commission for large or highly detailed installations.

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