Santa Rosa City Map Poster

About this print

Santa Rosa map poster

Santa Rosa sits at the heart of Sonoma County, about an hour north of San Francisco, where the valley floor meets rolling hills and vineyards stretch out in nearly every direction. It is the county seat and the largest city in California's North Coast wine country, a place where weekend trips to tasting rooms share the calendar with ordinary errands, school runs, and Saturday mornings downtown. This print takes that familiar grid of streets and gives it a strong, graphic presence suited to a wall at home or in an office.

The Brutalist edition is a visual design style built on weight and structure. It favors bold forms and a confident, architectural feel over delicate detail, so the city reads as a striking shape from across the room and still rewards a closer look. It works well in modern interiors, alongside concrete, wood, and clean lines, and it holds its own next to other art without competing for attention.

The city has deep roots that many residents know well. Luther Burbank, the horticulturist, made his home and gardens here, and Charles M. Schulz, the creator of Peanuts, lived and worked in Santa Rosa for decades, which is why a museum dedicated to his work stands in town. For someone who grew up here, moved away, or recently settled in, a map of the streets can carry a lot of personal history. It also makes a thoughtful gift for a friend leaving Sonoma County or a couple buying their first house nearby. As with every RadMaps poster, it is meant as decorative art rather than a guide for getting around.

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Map details

Location

California, United States

Collection

Cityscapes