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Your home should feel like you. We make art that celebrates your journey.

Mission

From neighborhoods to hometowns to new towns and national parks — these are the open pages where your story is written. Places become a part of who you are.

Native Maps produces heart-driven cartography to honor your story, elevate your home, and inspire new adventures.

our values

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high quality

There are alot of prints out there, but ours are different — they just feel like pieces of art. They attract attention, start conversations, and elevate your home.
We handpick the best papers, inks, and processes to deliver the highest quality.

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Unique + Indie

The top word that customers use to describe us is “unique” because we make products that stand out as intentional and thoughtful. We've been an independent, creative brand since day one, and we hope it shows.

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handmade

Everything we make contains a handmade element, whether it's the illustration, printing process, or manufacturing. We want to make products that elevate any room, and we only offer prints we would hang in our own home.

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intentionally minimal

We aren’t into flashy details or attention-grabbing tactics. Our goal is to get out of the way and highlight the beauty that is already at play.

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Easy on the earth

Everything we do is thoroughly considered to have a light touch on the earth. We use water-based, non-toxic inks, recycled papers (made at a hydro-powered mill), and we prioritize working with national park non-profits because they directly support the parks.

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integrity + hard work

In small business, nothing is guaranteed and prizes aren't handed out. Our baseline starts with integrity and hard work, from customer service to shipping to design to production.

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About the founder

David is the artist, map-maker, and entrepreneur behind Native Maps. He designed the first map out of a love for his hometown, Dallas. That first print took off, and the rest is history. He now runs Native Maps with the help of an incredible team in Knoxville, Tennessee.

David is a long-time advocate for indie small businesses. He helped found The Maker City in Knoxville - a hub of resources for creative solo-preneurs. He also owns and runs Sunday Studios, a historic space that serves artists, architects, and photographers.