Put Your Wall to Work!

Well, we have just celebrated Labor Day, and our thoughts bring us back to work once again – which is the theme of today’s article.

Have you heard people say of your décor, “that really works for me!” But they don’t REALLY mean that your aesthetic ambiance actually works, right? It is just an expression! Or IS it?

Actually a nautical chart mural can be a working chart.  On the “Introduction Page” of our website ( See http://www.nauticalchartwallpaper.com/introduction/ ) you see a nice wall chart of Lake Ontario, in an office setting. You might be interested to know that this chart is in the office of the government officials who monitor the Canadian border. This group is charged with watching for illegal entry into the US and for any smuggling activity that might take place in and around Lake Ontario. Thus, this chart is used to plan their strategy in making assignments to fulfill that challenging task. Indeed, it is a working mural!

But upon further thought, there are a number of government agencies, corporations, and organizations that might benefit from a chart.  Some ideas:

·        A Visitor’s Center could display a city map on their wall for out-of-town visitors

·        City Planners could use a detailed map of their city for a variety of uses

·        Emergency Responders, Fire and Police Stations could use a wallpaper mural for their deployment plans

·        Political maps are useful for planning elections, and get-out-the-vote strategy

Those are just a few ideas of many applications for our product. 

Is there a logical place for a working mural where you work? 

Please give us a call at (801) 989-8083 as we have great ideas of how a “working mural” can be “employed” to benefit you!

Buffy Farley

  "Skipper" Steve Morris has been sailing for more than 45 years. Whenever Skipper's sailor friends used to talk about their sailing adventures, it was not unusual for them to grab a chart, unroll it to a certain island or waterway, and tell a story of what happened during a particular voyage. As Skipper realized that nautical charts are used for navigating stories as well as passageways, the idea of nautical chart murals came naturally. What better place to tell a tale of the sea than in one's own home or office than with a beautiful nautical chart mural as the visual aid!

   In 2013, he moved to the Coeur d'Alene area of Northern Idaho with his wife Linda. When Skipper is not working on murals, you can find him sailing his Erickson 27' on Lake Coeur d’Alene.

   He continues to design custom-made wallpaper from nautical charts, satellite photos, topographical maps and favorite photos.

http://nauticalchartwallpaper.com
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