Quilts from Haptic Lab

I was completely in awe of these unique quilts from Haptic Lab when I saw them on Fab.com last week. While I love traditional quilts and their ancient, intricate block patterns, it's fun to see a more modern and playful take on the craft.

Haptic Lab incorporates street maps into all their pieces, including their baby versions, and most of them come with alternate color choices and can be personalized.

Some of my favorites are (from top to bottom) their Central Park baby quilt, their brown-on-white London king size quilt, and their Boston baby quilt.

See more of their inventive goods here!

City-Themed Posters by Anderson Design Group

These city-themed posters by Anderson Design Group are so iconic and fun! They do a wonderful job of depicting the memorable characteristics of each metropolis, and the clean shapes and style remind me of WPA and vintage posters.

The silhouette of the couple in the boat in the last print is one of those genius details that makes you wish you'd thought of it yourself. The girl leaning back while the guy steers is right out of "The Notebook", don't you think?

See more posters from Anderson Design Group here!

London Skyline

London has a new skyline illustration thanks to Transport for London's contest winner Richard Coward (top)! As a prize, his work will be featured on TfL merchandise.

Runners up Kate McLelland (center) and Nick Brown (bottom) will also have their work featured. Read the article and see more images from the Creative Review article here!

Taylor's Type

Aren't these city-themed posters from Taylor's Type great? I love the modern, clean lines and bright colors.

City prints are always a fun way to remember places you've visited and loved!