Saint Levant

Arabic, French and English, sometimes inside the same verse: that's Saint Levant's signature. Born in Jerusalem in 2000, Marwan Abdelhamid grew up in Gaza and then Amman before moving to California to study. From a life spent between several shores, he has made smooth, elegant pop that sounds both vintage and completely current. A Saint Levant poster brings that Mediterranean light onto your wall.

The look of a Saint Levant poster

Everything here breathes late-afternoon sun. Navy, sand, terracotta and olive green, with a film grain that recalls family photos from the seventies. Lettering can mix Latin and Arabic script, just as his songs mix languages.

In 2022, "Very Few Friends" made his name far beyond the Levant, and his album Deira followed in 2024. His music borrows as much from classic Arabic pop as from today's R&B and rap, and a good print should make that conversation between eras visible.

Light matters a lot with this one. Hang it where daylight reaches it, opposite a window if you can, and the warm tones shift through the day, soft in the morning, golden by late afternoon. Under a single warm bulb at night, it turns into something closer to an old photograph.

Sea-coloured styling

This poster thrives in a bright room: white or beige walls, green plants, linen, a touch of rattan. It suits a bedroom, a reading nook or a small neighbourhood café in Tunisia with a Mediterranean feel.

To stretch the journey, pair it with our black-and-white Arab legends: the contrast between the golden age and the new generation is striking. And to stay in Amman a little longer, add the guitars of JadaL.

One print, seaside colours, and a summer that lasts all year.