A few weeks ago, Beirut Prints teased you with some T-Shirts. They are now available online on Zazzle!
Four categories for now, on American Apparel high quality T-Shirts. You can pick the one you like.
1/ 961 for Men
Official designs come only in navy blue.
2/ 961 for Women
Official designs come only in navy blue.
3/ Digits 0 from 31
A lovely idea for a birthday gift! You can also ask for any number, let us know here, we will add it to our Zazzle shop!
Fully customizable, men, women, children, long sleeves, sleeveless, any color you like...
4/ Funny
Such as Beirut's Princess, Beirut's Fruit... More to come!
Fully customizable, men, women, children, long sleeves, sleeveless, any color you like...
It's been a while since I lost any hope into finding a local solution to my problem... I mean a Lebanese one. I'm looking for someone or some factory able to produce enameled iron signs, such as the blue ones we can see at every street corner in Beirut. I mean real iron, not thin tin-plate. And real enamel, not some tacky paint.
I've made a lot of research in Beirut, asked a lot of people for the past 10 months. Once I found a shop in Furn el-Hayek. The guy there told me that he did produce, a long time ago, the buildings number (as those I used during the countdown before The Beirut Book launching). But he only can "cook" small pieces in his oven, like 15cm high. But I need something much bigger (60cm max). A few days ago I talked to a Lebanese architect who was looking for something similar. He was deadlocked too on this issue, and has finally decided to look for a solution in Greece.
Today, I've found a small shop in Paris (picture above). I have to go back there tomorrow morning. But I feel bad about it. For years, in all the projects I managed in Beirut, I've sticked to my principles: always find local providers, always keep any project 100% local, always prioritize Lebanese manufacturers.
So... I need some help. My question is quite simple: can any of you give me a hint about someone or some place in Beirut who can do the job?
6.30 in the morning. Looking for the jewels of a lady. Gold and silver on The Beirut Book. Simply shiny.
The Beirut Book. Official weight: 1,750kg. A few days ago, I wondered why my luggage was so heavy before flying to Paris. I know why now. I had four of these.
As you may know (specially after weeks of harassment on social networks, sorry for that), "The Beirut Book" is out!
On Beirut Prints' website, you will find everything you have to know about this project...
> The Concept of The Beirut Book
> A Selection of 28 spreads taken from the book
> All the Reviews (Press, TV, Blogs)
> The People behind the book
> All the specifications of the book
> The Press Contact
> And, maybe the most important of all things, the best way to be delivered, wherever you are!
Just click on the cover on your left...
Three days after its launching at the Beirut Book Fair, "The Beirut Book" is now available online through AntoineOnLine's website. Worldwide delivery!
"The Beirut Book" by David Hury will be launched on November 2, 2014. See you at the Beirut Book Fair (Tamyras Booth, G2) at 6.30pm. More info here.
