Beirut Hidden Cities: Ingrid Bawab

July 29, 2019 / Lebanon

Discover Beirut gems with a touch of a new-age retro style
Ingrid is truly the epitome of a creative soul with a unique eye for all that’s beautifully strange. The Lebanese director is breaking down cultural barriers with her abstract storytelling and fusion of traditional Lebanese culture with new-age retro.

Meet Ingrid Bawab

An artist that never settles, Ingrid is truly the epitome of a creative soul with a unique eye for all that’s different. The Lebanese director has acquired quite a following online for her work by breaking down cultural taboos and barriers with her abstract ideas and storytelling style. Inspired by her city, Beirut, Ingrid fuses traditional Lebanese cultural with new-age retro in all her work. The outcome – A phenomenal level of originality.

Today, she holds many titles such as director, singer, and songwriter. Her talent has even led her on to The Voice, where she took her spot on Kadem AlSaher’s Team. Her commercial directorship is a breath of fresh air within the over-crowded sphere of brand-driven work.

Depot-Vente Beirut

When you walk into Depot-Vente, it’s easy to see why Ingrid was a little weary about giving up this secret closet of wonders. Get lost in row upon row of one-of-a-kind pieces that renew your appreciation for beautifully made garments.

Cafe des fleurs

In the middle of Achrafieh’s constant state of chaos, is this little café and flower shop. Take a respite from the traffic and let its always smiling founder, Tareq, make you a cappuccino or help you select the perfect bouquet.

The Grand Factory

Getting into the elevator at the Grand Factory is an experience in itself. As you go up, the music gets louder and so does your excitement. Forget the grind, get lost in the crowd and dance the night away.

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