Designers & Creatives

Creative Space Beirut School of Design is a tuition-free school for fashion. It is radically committed to diversity and inclusivity within its program.

Bokja, founded by Huda Baroudi and Maria Hibri, produces pieces that blur the lines between functionality and art, rooted in the region’s heritage.

Nada discusses her creative process, architectural influence from nature and heritage, reflecting Lebanon’s beauty and resilience.

Ivan Debs discusses his art journey, blending African roots and Lebanese heritage, expressing Lebanon’s struggles and beauty.

Beirut’s art scene continues to reach new heights, bringing Lebanese talents to the forefront. Artist and gallerist Simon Mhanna is one such rising star.

George Geara has carved out a niche in the world of furniture design. Yet, the Lebanese designer’s talents are far more extensive, as we discover.

Christine Safa discusses her artistic journey, Lebanese heritage, prestigious awards, future aspirations, and advice for young artists.

Soulful and sophisticated are two words that describe Sandy Nour and her exquisite gowns. The Lebanese fashion designer has remained rooted in Lebanon while establishing a name for herself in Dubai …

Honduran-born fiber artist Adrian Pepe has spent the past decade in Beirut exploring the textile craft. We caught up with him in the Lebanese capital.