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How Beirut's emerging designers tell a story of resilience in creativity
The second in our Design Cities series, Beirut is a model of resourcefulness and adaptability: we look at how the layered history of the city is reflected in its designers' output
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Ramzi Mallat’s London Design Festival installation is a bittersweet ode to Beirut
Created as a memorial to the 2020 Beirut Port Blast, Mallat's ‘Not Your Martyr’ installation at the V&A (until 19 October 2025) is made of 260 colourful glass ma’amouls
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These micro-architectures on a Beirut rooftop invite you to experience summer in the city
'Pretend it's a Pool' by Nathalie Harb at Beirut Art Center (until 20 September 2025)
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A poignant Lebanese photo book reflects on the memory of home
Charbel Alkhoury conveys the ache of seeking asylum in a photography book that documents not just a place, but its lingering afterimage
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New members’ club Beihouse revives Beirut’s architectural heritage
Following the devastating 2020 explosion, three 19th-century homes in Gemmayzeh become a social hub balancing cultural memory with contemporary luxury
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This Beirut design collective threads untold stories into upholstered antique furniture
Beirut-based Bokja opens a Notting Hill pop-up that's a temple to textiles, from upholstered furniture to embroidered cushions crafted by artisans (until 25 March 2025)
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We Design Beirut spotlights the best of Lebanese design and craft in historical locations across the city
We Design Beirut makes its debut in the Lebanese capital (until 26 May 2024), with a series of exhibitions held in some of the city's key historical locations
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Urbanista — Beirut, Lebanon
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Stereo Kitchen — Beirut, Lebanon
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Liza Beirut — Beirut, Lebanon
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Space odyssey: colourfully cosmic dining in Beirut
