Iranian heritage inspires playful interior design of Logma cafe in east London
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Alyn Griffiths
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Summary
Designer Bahbak Hashemi-Nezhad and architect Farrokh Aman drew on their Iranian heritage to create the playful interior of Logma, a cafe in east London owned by Iraqi-Iranian couple Ziad Halub and Farsin Rabiee. The cafe, located on Goldsmiths Row in Hackney, evokes traditional Middle Eastern bistros and is an evolution of a successful supper club series launched in 2024.
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Logma cafe on Goldsmiths Row in Hackney is owned by Iraqi-Iranian couple Ziad Halub and Farsin Rabiee.
The cafe is an evolution of a successful supper club series they launched in 2024.
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