Asif Malik

I spent years in London while doing MBA, and that time rewired my eye. British and European contemporary art and design left a permanent mark restraint over excess, material honesty over decoration, presence over noise. That visual language now runs through everything I touch.

Back in Pakistan, I founded Meubel'z studio an online studio for bespoke interiors and furniture.

We work with clients across the country and Middle East, shaping spaces and objects that feel grounded, personal, and quietly considered. No formal training in art or interiors. Just an instinct, sharpened by years of looking and making.

The other half of my practice is painting. Same principles, different medium. Texture, layered surfaces, and a kind of movement that unfolds slowly. The work doesn’t raise its voice.

I hold an MBA from the University of Wales. That part of my brain exists. But the hands have always been restless. Making things—whether a painting or a piece of furniture—is how I make sense of the world. No separation. Same pursuit.

MBA from UK