Furniture & Interior Design

Richard Yasmine

Conceptual furniture and objects where poetry, memory and provocation meet.

Beirut, Lebanon
Richard Yasmine

About Richard Yasmine

Richard Yasmine is a Lebanese product, furniture and interior designer based in Beirut, known for a highly conceptual practice that treats objects as vehicles for storytelling. His collections often meditate on themes such as memory, fragility, heritage and social change, translating ideas into tactile, sculptural forms.

Yasmine experiments freely with materials and finishes – from pastel-toned surfaces to raw, textured compositions – and his work has been exhibited internationally and featured across leading design publications. Several of his projects carry a social or emotional dimension, using design as a way to comment on the realities of contemporary Lebanon.

Why Richard Yasmine Matters

Richard Yasmine expands what Lebanese design can say. By foregrounding emotion, memory and social commentary, he positions design as a cultural voice, and his international recognition has helped spotlight Beirut as a source of thoughtful, experimental work.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Richard Yasmine make?
Conceptual furniture, objects, installations and interior projects, often produced as limited or experimental pieces.
Is Richard Yasmine Lebanese?
Yes. He is a Lebanese designer based in Beirut.
Where can I see or commission his work?
Through design exhibitions, galleries and platforms that show his collections, and directly via his studio for commissions.
What makes his work distinctive?
Its strong narrative and emotional charge – each collection tends to explore a specific concept or social theme.
What materials does he use?
He experiments widely, from soft pastel-finished surfaces to raw, textured and unconventional materials.
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