Graphic designer · Beirut, Lebanon

Ikhlas Bellod

I design brands, packaging and digital experiences that feel considered and quietly confident. Based in Lebanon, working with clients everywhere.

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Selected work

Projects, grouped by discipline

Brand Identity & Strategy · 2025

Cedar & Salt

A dining identity built around cedar, salt and the late light of Gemmayzeh.

Print & Packaging Design · 2025

Zahra Extra Virgin

Olive oil from the south, packed so the grove is the first thing you see.

Digital & UI Design · 2025

Lumen

A private banking app that treats money like something you already understand.

Illustration & Motion · 2025

City of Cats

A picture book about a city that belongs to the cats after midnight.

Brand Identity & Strategy · 2024

Maison Nour

A quiet fragrance house: three scents, one bottle family, a voice that never raises.

Print & Packaging Design · 2024

Qahwa Quarterly

An independent magazine on coffee culture, printed twice a year on uncoated stock.

Digital & UI Design · 2026

Souk

A marketplace for contemporary craft, built to feel like a well-run stall.

Illustration & Motion · 2026

Harvest

An icon set drawn from produce, used across packing, signage and the weekly site.

Brand Identity & Strategy · 2026

Atlas Atelier

A rebrand for an architecture practice that draws as carefully as it builds.

Print & Packaging Design · 2026

Terra Bar

Four natural soaps, one wrap system, designed to look right in a row on a shelf.

Digital & UI Design · 2024

Nahar

A news product for the evening bulletin, designed for one-handed reading.

Illustration & Motion · 2024

Pulse Beirut

Festival titles and a poster language built to move as well as print.

About

Considered, not complicated.

I am Ikhlas Bellod, a graphic designer with a love for clean systems and expressive details. My work moves between brand strategy, print and packaging, digital interfaces and illustration — often on the same project. I believe good design is mostly about listening, then removing what is not needed.