The World’s Most Detailed Periodic Table.
Our World of Elements poster isn’t just a chart; it’s an immersive encyclopedia that visualizes all 118 elements with a wealth of details and captivating illustrations. Surrounding the table you’ll find layers of information such as historical insights, molecular structures, and elemental origins, all crafted to deepen your understanding of chemistry’s beauty and complexity. Dive into the most comprehensive periodic table ever created.
Every element on the map is a miniature world of knowledge — from atomic weight, density, and crystal structure to melting points, hardness, and atomic radius. Vivid imagery reveals its cosmic origins, while concise descriptions explain where it’s found, how it’s used, and why it matters. From the lightest hydrogen to the rarest synthetics, each profile blends hard science with stunning visuals, making the periodic table an unforgettable journey.
Belongs Wherever Curiosity Lives
In the Lab or Classroom
Turns a wall into a living reference. Teachers and researchers love it because it’s as educational as it is beautiful.
At Home & Offices
A statement piece for learners at heart. A daily source of curiosity and inspiration. The more you look, the more you learn.
As a Gift of Discovery
The smartest gift they’ll ever receive. Perfect for science lovers, students, teachers, and anyone fascinated by how the universe works.
Your wall deserves more.
Move the slider to see how the World of Elements transforms the periodic table into an educational masterpiece, unlike the basic tables you may be used to.
Before
After
| What’s inside | World of Elements | Ordinary tables |
|---|---|---|
| All 118 elements — 2025 data refresh | ✓ | ◐ |
| Atomic number & symbol | ✓ | ✓ |
| Atomic weight (relative atomic mass) | ✓ | ✓ |
| Density, melting & boiling points | ✓ | ◐ |
| Oxidation states | ✓ | ✕ |
| Electron configuration & orbitals | ✓ | ◐ |
| Atomic radius & electronegativity trends | ✓ | ✕ |
| Crystal structures & Mohs hardness | ✓ | ✕ |
| Spectral lines | ✓ | ✕ |
| Plain-English element briefs & real-world uses | ✓ | ✕ |
| Hundreds of organic & inorganic molecules | ✓ | ✕ |
| Origins of chemical elements | ✓ | ✕ |
| Naming origins & discovery timeline | ✓ | ✕ |
| Yearly global production & market value | ✓ | ✕ |
| States of matter incl. supercritical/exotic phases | ✓ | ✕ |
| Designed illustrations & infographics | ✓ | ✕ |
| Museum-grade archival print (heavy paper, fade-resistant inks) | ✓ | ✕ |
◐ “Sometimes” = varies by brand; most mass-market charts include only the basics.
Click the + icons to reveal just a few of the fascinating details hidden inside.
Molecule Gallery
Did you know? A single molecule of water can form up to four hydrogen bonds, giving water its unusual properties like high boiling point.
Forged in the Stars
Did you know? Almost every atom in your body was created in a star that exploded billions of years ago.
The Hidden Architecture of Atoms
Did you know? The colorful orbital shapes aren’t objects — they’re maps of where electrons might be.
The Planet Beneath Our Feet
Did you know? Almost half of the Earth’s crust is oxygen, even though we think of it mainly as a gas in the atmosphere.
The Story of Discovery
Did you know? Mendeleev predicted the existence of gallium, scandium, and germanium before they were ever discovered.
Names with Ancient Roots
Did you know? The name “Oxygen” comes from Greek oxys (acid) + genes (former), meaning “acid former.”
The Economics of Elements
Did you know? Iridium, formed in supernovae, costs over $150,000 per kilogram and is used in spacecraft engines.
Every Element, a Story
Did you know? Gold is so malleable that a single gram can be hammered into a sheet covering 1 square meter.
Early Impressions From Our Community
@science_glen
“It's like having an entire chemistry textbook packed into a single poster.”
Reinhard B.
“If you love chemistry, like I do... this is a piece you’ll be proud to show on your wall.”
Mark S.
“Every time you look at it, you notice something new...”
@sciencewithspice
“This table has more information than any of my undergraduate chemistry courses that I took...”
@theschlenkchemist
“I've never seen a periodic table so detailed and so well made...”
The creation story
The World of Elements is the result of months of research, countless drafts, and meticulous checking of scientific data sources. Designed by information artist Martin Vargic, the intent was simple but ambitious: transform a static reference chart into a living world you can explore. Every tile, diagram, and molecule was crafted so that each time you look, you discover something new.
Martin has built a global reputation for turning complex information into stunning works of art. With this project, he continues that journey—and receives a portion of every sale, supporting his ongoing research and creations.
You can read his most comprehensive description of the project here.
Popular questions
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Yes. This is the 2025 Edition, featuring new additions and corrections based on the latest research.
Yes! You can choose from a selection of ready-to-hang frames on the product page.
We currently offer these sizes:
- 48 × 28 inches (120 × 70 cm)
- 60 × 34 inches (150 × 87.5 cm)
- 68 × 40 inches (171 × 100 cm) - recommended
The poster contains an enormous amount of information — which means there’s a lot of small text. While every size is printed at ultra-high resolution, we strongly recommend choosing the largest size possible for the best readability.
No — we don’t sell the digital files separately.
But every order of the World of Elements poster includes a Digital Companion Pack with:
– A full-resolution artwork file (with a light watermark)
– A complete set of individual element tiles in full-resolution, watermark-free for study, projects, or personal use.
No — the World of Elements is available exclusively here on Titan Maps. You won’t find it in stores or on other websites.
Yes! We ship almost everywhere in the world, with fast and secure tracked delivery.
Please note: we currently do not ship to Russia, Belarus, India, P.O. boxes, military bases, or certain very remote locations.
Museum-grade matte paper and fade-resistant inks, designed to last for decades.
Absolutely. The World of Elements is a unique and unforgettable gift for science lovers, students, teachers, and anyone curious about the universe. Please note that we don’t currently include custom gift messages.
Discover every element, every molecule, every story—brought together in the world’s most detailed periodic table.