Combining digital manufacturing and traditional woodworking, this furniture studio’s designs are elegantly minimal and full of personality.
Founded in 2012 by Soroush Pourhashemi, London based Lozi designs and makes minimal modern wooden furniture. Working with clients’ individual needs, their work comes fully customisable and made-to-order. They believe that furniture should be unique, passed down through generations to be loved and appreciated over time. In addition to developing techniques to reduce waste, they strive to create pieces that will be loved for years to come, all without costing the Earth.
Alongside their worldwide customer base, Lozi has showcased collections at London Design Fair, Grand Designs Live and Clerkenwell Design Week.
Lozi strives to create furniture pieces that will be loved for years to come, all without costing the earth.
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