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Lebanon
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Lebanon
26 public stores
Heritage House · 1
- Café Younes Beirut / Lebanon
Café Younes has roasted coffee in Beirut's Hamra district since 1935 and is now run by the family's third generation. The original shop still roasts and grinds its beans on the premises, ninety years after it first opened. store page → · open in the atlas →
Hidden Gem · 14
- Antoine Saliba World of Jewelry Byblos (Jbeil)
Antoine Saliba is a Lebanese jewellery designer and manufacturer whose flagship shop sits in the old town of Byblos, producing gold and gem-set pieces in his own workshops. The house makes rings, necklaces and bridal jewellery, listing itself as créateur-fabriquant across a handful of Lebanese branches. store page → · open in the atlas → - Bokja Saifi Village, Beirut
Hoda Baroudi and Maria Hibri founded Bokja in Beirut in 2000, naming it after the embroidered velvet wrapping that once held a bride's dowry. The studio repairs mid-century furniture frames found in Beirut flea markets and covers them in Levantine and Silk Road textiles, some a century old. Quilts, headboards, tapestries, ready-to-wear now sit alongside the furniture. Local artisans do the work, and a share of proceeds goes to women's organisations. store page → · open in the atlas → - Boshies Online
Boshies is a Beirut house for streetwear with Lebanese twist, tarboosh-inspired caps. The range centers on streetwear with Lebanese twist, tarboosh-inspired caps, with production associated with Lebanon. store page → · open in the atlas → - Feryal Boutique Achrafieh / Online
Feryal Boutique gathers Lebanese pantry products from village producers in a shop on Petro Trad Street in Beirut. Its selection draws on mouneh traditions, with ingredients such as olive oil and sumac reflecting different parts of the country. The shop shares the producers' stories as well as their food, connecting a purchase with the place it comes from. store page → · open in the atlas → - House of Zejd Beirut / Online
House of Zejd sells olive oils and related products from its shop on Mar Mitr Street in Beirut's Achrafieh district. Its selection includes extra-virgin and infused oils alongside tapenades and prepared olives. Olive-oil soaps form a separate part of the range, while the brand's Lebanese olive-growing story is connected with Akkar. store page → · open in the atlas → - Images d'Orient Achrafieh / Online
Images d'Orient creates tableware and home accessories inspired by Mediterranean visual heritage. Founded by siblings Peggy Raphaël Dabar and Charbel Raphaël in 2000, the brand applies its patterns to objects such as coasters and trays. Its first Beirut boutique opened in 2019, bringing the collections into a dedicated retail space. store page → · open in the atlas → - Kanz by Beit el Baraka Sursock / Online
Kanz by Beit el Baraka brings Lebanese food and craft into the Beit Kanz cultural space on Beirut's Sursock Street. The boutique and restaurant occupy part of a restored heritage house. The project connects artisan products with the organisation's work to create livelihoods, giving visitors a setting to explore Lebanese pantry goods and craft. store page → · open in the atlas → - Karen Chekerdjian Studio Karantina, Beirut
Karen Chekerdjian designs sculptural furniture, lighting and objects in metal, marble and brass from her studio and showroom in Beirut's Karantina district. store page → · open in the atlas → - Librairie Antoine Achrafieh, Beirut / Online
Librairie Antoine is a Beirut bookseller founded in 1933, offering Arabic and French books alongside English-language titles. Educational books form part of its wider selection alongside stationery and toys available through online ordering or its branch network. Publishing and distribution through Hachette Antoine form another part of the business, separate from the stock at any individual shop. store page → · open in the atlas → - Luanatic Achrafieh / Online
Luanatic is a Beirut house for witty stationery, accessories, home goods highlighting Lebanese culture. Founded in 2009; Worldwide shipping stated. store page → · open in the atlas → - Nada Debs Saifi Village, Beirut
The flagship studio of Lebanese designer Nada Debs makes furniture, lighting and homeware by hand. Its work fuses Middle Eastern marquetry and mother-of-pearl inlay with minimalist form. store page → · open in the atlas → - Orient 499 Clemenceau / Online
Orient 499 is a Beirut house founded in 2006 by Frank Luca and Aida Kawas, working with more than 200 Lebanese artisans. Coppersmiths in Tripoli hand-hammer its tableware and glassblowers in Sidon make its decanters. The range covers jellabas and abayas for women and men, mother-of-pearl furniture and hand-embroidered pieces. Showrooms operate in Beirut and Dubai, with an online store that ships worldwide. store page → · open in the atlas → - The Good Thymes Achrafieh / Online
The Good Thymes is a Lebanese zaatar business founded by Fady Aziz and launched in late 2017. Its story centres on growing and blending in Kfarhoune, with products extending from zaatar mixes to herbal infusions and sumac. The production setting should be distinguished from retail references in Beirut, and any farm visit needs current arrangements with the business. store page → · open in the atlas → - Vanina Beirut
Joanne Hayek and Tatiana Fayad build Vanina's jewellery, bags and accessories from repurposed and upcycled materials in Beirut — a name in Lebanese sustainable design. store page → · open in the atlas →
The Register · 11
- Attié Frères Pasteur Street, Beirut, Lebanon / Beirut / Lebanon
Georges Attié opened the first chocolaterie of Beirut in 1928 after five years of training in Paris; the Pasteur Street factory-shop still makes the house chocolate marguerites. store page → · open in the atlas → - Blue House Tea Beirut / Lebanon
Blue House Tea describes itself as "born in Beirut," a registered tea house tucked into a hidden garden off Rue Gouraud in Gemmayzeh — reached through an alley rather than fronting the street, deliberately kept, in its own words, as an uncommercial retreat rather than a storefront. store page → · open in the atlas → - Fabrica Design Platform Dar Khawla Building, Chehade Street, Beirut, Lebanon / Beirut / Lebanon
Beirut ceramics studio-and-research platform by Nour Zoghby where visitors experience and buy the work; official site sells an in-house FDP Ceramics collection and an Artifact Room. store page → · open in the atlas → - Halabi Bookshop Nahhass Building, GF, Jalloul Street 77, El-Horge 57, Kaskas, Beirut, Lebanon / Beirut / Lebanon
Hussein Halabi opened a grocery on Jalloul Street, Kaskas, in 1958; son Abdullah turned it into a bookshop after the civil war; granddaughter Lana relaunched the independent shop in 2016. store page → · open in the atlas → - Johnny Farah Akl Street, Saifi Village, Beirut, Lebanon / Beirut / Lebanon
Production moved to Beirut workshops; every piece cut by hand from vegetable-tanned hides with custom hand-forged solid-brass hardware. Official stockists: Akl St., Saifi Village walk-in. store page → · open in the atlas → - L'Artisan du Liban Centre St. Antoine, Gemmayze, Beirut, Lebanon / Beirut / Lebanon
Established 1979 as Lebanon's first social enterprise, created to keep artisans active and give local craftspeople a marketplace. store page → · open in the atlas → - Liwan 56 Madrid Street, Beirut, Lebanon / Beirut / Lebanon
Lina Audi developed Liwan in Paris in 1992 and opened the Beirut shop in 2006, collaborating with Middle Eastern artisans on ancestral techniques. store page → · open in the atlas → - Plan BEY Armenia Street, Geara building, Mar Mikhael, Beirut, Lebanon / Beirut / Lebanon
Editions and publications designed/produced in Beirut with local artists; founders Karma Tohmé and Tony Sfeir (official + mohit.art). store page → · open in the atlas → - Sarah's Bag Beirut / Gemmayzeh
Beirut fashion house and social enterprise founded 2000 by sociologist Sarah Beydoun — hand-beaded and embroidered bags crafted by a network of women including prisoners and ex-prisoners, up to 25 hours a piece, carried by Queen Rania and Queen Máxima, flagship in a restored 1900s Gemmayzeh house. store page → · open in the atlas → - Selim Mouzannar 82 Shehade Street, Ashrafieh, Beirut, Lebanon / Beirut / Lebanon
19th-century Mouzannar jeweler family from Damascus; Selim broke with the souk model to open his own workshop in 1993 and an Achrafieh boutique in 1999. store page → · open in the atlas → - The Lebanese Bakery Beirut (Achrafieh) / Lebanon
The Lebanese Bakery opened in Beirut's Achrafieh district, founded, in the company's own words, "by two Lebanese brothers in honour of their childhood memories," with a stated mission to bring artisanal baking back into neighborhood daily life. store page → · open in the atlas →