Posters and maps designed and printed by hand in Belgium
Belgian craftsmandesigner and and printer of maps and posters.
Copernicus Maps is a Belgian companybut above all a European company, located in Brussels founded by designer Christophe Penners.
Specialized in in the design and creation of geographic maps graphic posters and posters, we make it a point of honor to pay to the smallest detail.
Our exceptional quality products are handcrafted from A to Z, from the meticulous design of the map to the meticulous printing of the posters, in our workshopsusing top-quality materialsto meet the most demanding requirements and offer our customers a unique and unforgettable experience.
How are our posters and maps designed and printed in Belgium?
We design our posters by hand in our workshops, in Brussels.
We take the time to meticulously draw all our plans ourselves in our Brussels workshop, using data from ©openstreet maps (ODbL ) to guarantee exceptional quality of detail.
Each piece we design is a visually captivating work that captures the beauty and charm of the places depicted.
Browse our collection of unique designs and find the perfect poster to embellish your space or give a truly special gift.
Let the elegance of local and Belgian craftsmanship and know-how shine through in your home or office.
We print our maps and maps and posters in our workshop in Brussels.
Our posters are printed on FSC®-certified museum-quality paper.
Our posters are carefully printed in our Brussels workshops, on FSC FSC®-certified certified paper. This thick 230g/m² museum-quality archival paper guarantees exceptional longevity of our creations over time.
We use pigmented inks that guarantee long-lasting durability.
We use high-quality pigmented inks that guarantee long-lasting durability and excellent color rendition. Our inks are carefully selected to ensure exceptional durability and vibrant colors that stand up to water and the test of time.
Discover our collections of posters, maps, handcrafted in Brussels, Belgium.
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