Carlo Massoud | Made in Lebanon
Sculptural objects and collectible design charged with Arab identity and wit.
About Carlo Massoud
Carlo Massoud is a Lebanese designer and artist based in Beirut whose practice sits at the crossroads of design, sculpture and social commentary. He is widely known for conceptual object series such as his Arab Dolls – minimalist, veiled figures that spark reflection on identity, culture and individuality – and for architecturally inspired vases and objects.
Massoud’s work is collected and exhibited internationally, often through leading collectible-design galleries. He treats everyday objects as ideas, using material, form and a touch of humour to comment on heritage and contemporary life in the Arab world, all while maintaining a strong craft foundation.
Brand Information
| Brand Name | Carlo Massoud |
| Ownership | Lebanese-owned |
| Based In | Beirut, Lebanon |
| Category | Handmade & Artisan Goods |
| Website | carlomassoud.com (Instagram: @carlomassoud) |
| What They Offer | Collectible design objects, sculptural pieces and limited editions |
Why Carlo Massoud Matters
Massoud shows that objects can carry ideas. By channelling questions of Arab identity and culture into collectible design, he has become a distinctive voice in Lebanon’s creative scene and a regular presence on the international design-art circuit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Carlo Massoud make?
Collectible design objects and sculptural pieces, including his well-known Arab Dolls and vase series.
Is Carlo Massoud Lebanese?
Yes. He is a Lebanese designer-artist based in Beirut.
Where can I buy his work?
Through collectible-design galleries that represent him and via his studio for select pieces and commissions.
What makes his work distinctive?
Its blend of conceptual, identity-driven storytelling with crafted, sculptural objects.
Are his pieces functional or art?
They span both – some are functional objects, others are collectible, sculptural design-art.
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