Fab vintage-style posters to feed your travel fantasies

Israel, London, Venice, Rome, Paris, Amsterdam, Trinidad, Hawaii–I absolutely loved traveling in my younger years. Though I wouldn’t trade being a mom for anything, let’s face it: world travel is not simple (or cheap) when parenthood enters the picture. These days, it seems the farthest I get away is the…

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Israel, London, Venice, Rome, Paris, Amsterdam, Trinidad, Hawaii–I absolutely loved traveling in my younger years. Though I wouldn’t trade being a mom for anything, let’s face it: world travel is not simple (or cheap) when parenthood enters the picture. These days, it seems the farthest I get away is the annual family trek to the Jersey Shore.

Happily I’ve found a wonderful way to satisfy my culture-hungry eyes.

 The gorgeous retro-vibe prints in the World Travel poster collection from the Anderson Design Group is where it’s at (and where I wish I could be). Their vintage-style travel posters have a fab Mad Men-esque style that lends an air of mid-century mod to any room needing some pizzazz.

It’s even a super cool, very non-traditional way to decorate a nursery or kid’s room, and each one offers an amazign color palate to work around.

I am tempted to order up a dozen of these to coat my bedroom wall so I can always envision myself off on a glorious adventure (with a silk scarf tied jauntily around my neck, of course). Well, I’ll always have Paris. And yeah, the Jersey Shore. -Stephanie M

Check out the larger collection of groovy poster designs by Anderson Design Group. On the kid-friendly side, we also love the animal-themed pieces from the Mod collection. Feast your eyes on all these goodies over at andersondesigngroupstore.com.


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