MurWoodHome

MurWoodHome turns a place tied to a personal story—the city where a relationship began, a favorite vacation lake, or a first home—into a wooden map for display. Founders Iryna and Andrii work with a team in Ukraine and present the workshop as part of the process. The catalog centers on customized pieces that combine maps, engraving, and text, with options designed for a wall, a tabletop, or a family occasion.

The main collection lets customers choose maps featuring one, two, or three locations. Buyers provide a city, address, or coordinates, choose a heart or circle shape, and select a size, wood tone, and wording. Some designs use cut layers to give streets and outlines dimension; lake maps can combine wood and resin to represent water. The shop also offers framed maps, wall-mounted key holders, engraved coasters, and keepsake boxes, so a meaningful place can become either wall art or an everyday object.

Customization happens before production. MurWoodHome says it sends a digital proof so customers can review the map, spelling, and layout and request changes before work begins. The company makes items to order and says they are produced in its own workshop, where the process includes precision cutting, sanding, engraving, finishing, and assembly. The homepage says the store ships to more than 40 countries; timing and any taxes depend on the destination and product.

The published address is for the Khmelnytskyi, Ukraine workshop, not a retail shop advertised for unannounced visits. The buying experience takes place online: choose a format, share the meaningful location, and approve the preview. To make sure the finished piece reflects the memory accurately, provide a precise location, check names and dates in the proof, and review dimensions and materials before approval. The company also offers gift-ready packaging and customer support by email and phone.