Levity Armchair at Nejmeh Square

ETRO Home in Lebanon: Levity Armchair at Nejmeh Square

Nejmeh Square is one of Beirut’s most storied landmarks, a place that has witnessed the city’s rhythm rise and fall over the years. Home to the iconic Clock Tower, it has been the heart of Beirut through times of celebration, as well as during quieter moments when the square itself fell still. Today, as the city regains its energy, Nejmeh Square is coming back to life, with the same vibrancy and spirit that have always defined it.

Strolling through the square, you feel the weight of its history. The stunning blend of Ottoman and French colonial architecture creates a backdrop that’s rich in character, while the cafés, boutiques, and lively atmosphere remind you of Beirut’s modern dynamism. It’s the perfect setting to showcase ETRO Home’s Levity Armchair, a piece that blends refined craftsmanship with contemporary design.

The Levity Armchair brings a touch of Italian sophistication to this historic space. With its sleek, minimalist frame and understated design, it contrasts beautifully with the square’s architectural grandeur. The armchair's clean lines and sculptural presence offer a modern elegance that’s both inviting and refined, making it the perfect complement to Nejmeh Square’s timeless charm.

What truly sets the Levity Armchair apart, aside from its elegance, is its extraordinarily resilient fabric. Designed for both beauty and durability, the fabric is incredibly strong and resistant to wear, making it ideal for both luxurious interiors and lively, high-traffic spaces. This strength, paired with its sophisticated style, ensures the Levity Armchair remains as enduring as the city it now calls home.

Just as the Clock Tower has stood through Beirut’s transformation, the Levity Armchair embodies a quiet strength and elegance that transcends time. Whether the square has been bustling with life or lying in wait, it’s always been a symbol of Beirut’s resilience. Now, as it comes alive again, the Levity Armchair is the ideal piece to mark this revival—bridging the elegance of Italian design with the enduring beauty of Beirut’s heritage.

Maria Di Sarli