Ethical Charter & Transparency - Our commitments to responsible creation
A transparent, human, and committed brand
At Brussels Maps, we believe that the beauty of an object is not only measured by its aesthetics but also by the story it carries and the values it embodies.
Our decorative maps tell personal stories, but they also reflect our vision of the world: a vision based on honesty, ethics, transparency, and respect.
This ethical charter is much more than a text: it is our compass. It guides each of our decisions, from the design of a poster to its delivery, including our relationship with you – our customers.

Total transparency – You have the right to know
We believe that a relationship of trust is based on transparency. That’s why we want to show you how each Brussels Maps map is imagined, designed, and delivered.
Clear and traceable origin
100% designed in Brussels: all our maps are imagined, drawn, and finalized in our workshop in Schaerbeek.
Guaranteed local production: 100% of our production is done in Belgium.
Print on demand: each poster is produced only when it is ordered → 0 unnecessary stock.
Transparency about materials – Quality, ethics, and sustainability
Transparency also concerns the materials we use.
FSC certified paper 250 g/m²: sourced from sustainably managed forests.
Eco-friendly pigment inks: solvent-free, UV resistant.
Recyclable and reusable packaging: 100% of our packaging is recyclable and/or biodegradable. (see CSR & sustainability)
Key figures:
100% of our maps are printed on FSC certified paper.
0% plastic in our posters (goal: 0% in packaging by 2027).

Transparency about our know-how – Craftsmanship as a core value
Our maps are not industrial products: they are handcrafted, one by one.
Made to order: no overproduction.
Local printing by skilled artisans.
Manual quality control for each order.
📈 Each map goes through 4 verification steps before shipping, ensuring a flawless result.

Transparency about prices – A fair value, without compromise
Our prices reflect reality:
Cost of quality materials
Fair compensation for artisans
Sustainable production and short supply chains
We do not inflate our margins: we offer a real value, true to our commitments.

Transparency in our client relationship – Trust at the heart of everything
- Our promise: no surprises, ever.
- You receive clear information at every step and we respond to all your questions within 48 business hours.
- 💛 We prefer to say “no” to an unrealistic request rather than disappoint you.

Social ethics – A human project above all
Fair working conditions
Knowledge transfer
Local partnerships with suppliers and resellers
Educational projects related to mapping and graphic design
Environmental ethics –Create without destroying
Reasoned production: print on demand only.
Optimized transport: short circuits, responsible partners.
Carbon offsetting: reforestation projects planned as of 2026.
Carbon goal: reduce our footprint by 40% by 2027.


Future commitments –Always go further
- 0% plastic in packaging by 2027
- Bicycle delivery for local orders
- Reforestation partnerships to offset 100% of residual emissions
Annual publication of a transparency report
Your trust, our greatest reward
By purchasing a Brussels Maps map, you support:
Sustainable and responsible production
Belgian artisanal know-how
Strong human values
A company that acts concretely for a more respectful future
FAQ – Ethical charter & transparency
An ethical charter defines the values, principles, and commitments of a company towards its customers, its employees, and society. It guides its practices and ensures responsible and transparent choices.
Working with a local company supports the regional economy, limits the environmental impact related to transportation, and encourages more sustainable and humane practices.
Our papers are FSC certified and come from responsible European suppliers. Our inks are water-based and solvent-free. All packaging is recyclable or biodegradable.
A transparent brand openly shares its processes, materials, partners, environmental goals, and social commitments — exactly what we do here.