Lozi to Debut Modular Plywood Bedroom Furniture at London Design Festival
During the London Design Festival, taking place from September 12 to 20, Lozi, a company specializing in plywood furniture, will unveil a new modular bedroom collection. This line offers an economical alternative to custom cabinetry, featuring wardrobes and a fold-down bed. Soroush Pourhashemi, the founder, conceived this idea in response to the demand for multifunctional bedrooms after the Covid-19 pandemic. The collection includes three wardrobe styles, a Murphy bed, a desk, a chest of drawers with a vanity, a freestanding bed frame, optional bedside tables, and a headboard. Each unit starts at 40 cm in width and can be mixed and matched. Production takes place at Lozi's workshop on Hackney Road, with the collection available in four finishes: maple, oak, cherry, and walnut. Established in 2012, Lozi continues to innovate.
Key facts
- Lozi will debut a modular plywood bedroom furniture system during London Design Festival
- London Design Festival runs from 12 to 20 September
- Founder Soroush Pourhashemi conceived the collection towards the end of the Covid-19 pandemic after clients needed bedrooms to double as workspaces
- The range includes three wardrobe designs, a fold-down Murphy bed, a desk unit, a chest of drawers with built-in vanity, a freestanding bed frame, optional bedside tables and a headboard
- Units start at just 40 centimetres wide and can be combined without bespoke design work
- Furniture is made at Lozi's Hackney Road workshop using a custom-built modular jig system for curved components
- The collection launches in four classic finishes: maple, oak, cherry and walnut
- Pourhashemi founded Lozi in 2012 to create minimal, modern furniture with a distinct sense of personality
Entities
Artists
- Soroush Pourhashemi
Institutions
- Lozi
- London Design Festival
- Dezeen
- Ikea
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom
- Hackney Road
Sources
- Dezeen —