About Salsola Design
Salsola Design is a furniture and lifestyle brand founded in 2024 in the UK. Inspired by the adaptive intelligence of cultures across Eurasia, we create crafted objects that evolve with time—mirroring life’s quiet shifts. Our collections span across chairs, lighting, screens, and textile-based furniture, each designed to accompany moments of transition, reflection, and reinterpretation.
Why Salsola
The Salsola plant, renowned for its resilience and adaptability, embodies the essence of a nomadic lifestyle. As it disperses its seeds across vast landscapes, it reflects the journey of nomadic cultures, leaving a lasting imprint on their environment. This imagery of wandering and enduring beauty aligns seamlessly with our dedication to crafting furniture that unites cultures and embraces sustainability. Much like the Salsola plant weaves through the terrain, our designs seek to intertwine diverse traditions with contemporary aesthetics.
Why Eurasia
Our design philosophy is profoundly influenced by the intricate heritage of Eurasian nomadic culture—a tradition renowned for its exceptional cross-continental diversity and deep-rooted craftsmanship and spirituality.
Eurasian nomads have historically acted as cultural conduits between East and West, intertwining various traditions and viewpoints through their artistry and way of life. This unique role inspires us to draw on their aesthetic legacy as a harmonising force, crafting designs that celebrate and bridge different cultural narratives. By embracing the rich tapestry of nomadic artistry, we create furniture that reflects shared human values and highlights the splendour of diverse expressions. Our creations strive to nurture a sense of global cohesion, illustrating that, despite our varied traditions, the common threads of creativity and craftsmanship unite us all.
Core Values
In a world that often seeks to simplify and standardise, we believe in the importance of embracing the intricate, the diverse, and the authentic.
Our Vision
1°
We envision…
a future where design reconnects with the complexity and richness of human experience. Furniture and design are not just functional objects, but living expressions of human creativity, emotions, and personal narratives
2°
Our aim is...
to bring back the diversity of cultures, the depth of individual stories, and the true spirit of craftsmanship into the world of contemporary living.
3°
We want to create…
spaces where every individual’s identity can be reflected, celebrated, and felt, making this world a place where design fosters freedom, individuality, and a profound connection to our cultural roots.
Our Mission
We seek to…
…actively shape a world where design serves both the maker and the user, re-establishing the connection between the hands that create and the lives that use.
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For Makers
We support artisans with space, freedom, and resources to express creativity, keeping craftsmanship alive, dynamic, and evolving:
- Empower makers through collaboration to deepen engagement with their craft
- Preserve traditional techniques while encouraging personal interpretation
- Celebrate artisan artistry and ensure its relevance in the modern world
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For Users
We create pieces that go beyond utility:
- Inspire emotional resonance and spiritual flexibility
- Evoking a sense of personal freedom and empowerment through diverse choices
- Encourage individuals to shape unique, authentic living spaces
- Foster thoughtful, flexible engagement with surroundings
OUR PARTNERS
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Salsola Design…
…bridges multicultural carriers across Eurasia.
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Our Partners…
…serves as cultural medium for personal and diverse expressions
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Our mutual support…
… remains long-standing, with rooms in cultural, commercial & design development
Our Partner
Qazaq Oner
（Almaty, Kazakhstan）
The National Association Qazaq-Oner is a unique center dedicated to the development and promotion of Kazakh national applied arts.
Our Partner
Hunarmand Association
（Tashkent, Uzbekistan）
Hunarmand Association of Uzbekistan is a national organisation supporting over 82,000 artisans across 43 traditional craft disciplines. It preserves cultural heritage through training, craft centres, and international collaborations.
