Traditional houses are a major part of the Lebanese culture and heritage. They stood the test of time, witnessed historical events and lived through the highs and lows of Lebanon. They have carried our culture within their walls for decades, if not centuries, preserving their rich architectural features, traditional designs, and unique layouts. They have provided shelter for families who inherited their home and its cultural values from those who came before them. Heritage houses are more than just old places of residency.

They are historical landmarks, and the values that they carry seem to have disappeared from modern homes. Heritage houses have preserved our culture and stories; they are a reminder of our ethnicity, a reminder of who we are and where we come from. Giving us a sense of belonging.