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Why Creative Couple became LIVBRID
We started in 2013 as Creative Couple, a husband-and-wife studio in Beirut. In 2024 we renamed it LIVBRID, short for living bridge. Here is why, and what the new name still asks of us.
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Case study · Food photography
In short
LIVBRID designed and built the website of Mario Daou, a food stylist and photographer working between Beirut and Dubai. Each photo fills the whole screen with no captions in the way, and one round menu button opens the rest, on a desktop, a tablet or a phone.
A portfolio website for Mario Daou, a food stylist and photographer working between Beirut and Dubai.
People eat with their eyes first. For a food photographer, the website is the portfolio, and anything placed around the photos takes attention away from them.
A website where each photo fills the whole screen, with no captions. A single round menu button opens the sections: food, dessert, beverage, about and the blog. It works the same way on a desktop, a tablet and a phone.
The site is still online today, still opens on a full-screen photo, and still carries our credit in its footer.
About this project
LIVBRID, a brand and web studio in Jdeideh, Lebanon. We built it when we were still called Creative Couple, which is the name in the site's footer.
Captions pull the eye away from the food. On a photographer's website the photo is the message, so each one fills the screen on its own.
Yes. We design the site around the work itself: full-screen images, simple navigation, and pages that read well on a phone.
Yes. Mario Daou works between Beirut and Dubai, and we have worked for clients in the UAE and Saudi Arabia.
