The Things That Made Her: Laleh Latini - Episode 1

MorgonSol Wellness interviews Laleh Latini — a woman born in Iran in 1971, and moved to San Francisco with her family at age eight. After high school she began studying interior architecture at UC Davis before shifting her focus to film and photography.

A few years after college, she set off on a backpacking trip around the world with a friend—visiting 13 countries across four continents and capturing thousands of images on film along the way.

Back in San Francisco, Laleh briefly explored commercial photography before transitioning into freelance graphic design, working with brands such as Pottery Barn and Design Within Reach.

Then she and her husband Alessandro began to build a dream that they called SOBU, named after their two children Sophia and Bruno. They started with a small idea and grew it into a beautiful design & furniture company here in the Bay Area: SOBU.

Listen to Laleh’s story, be inspired, and imagine what your own next chapter could look like. Because it’s never too late to reinvent yourself or do things that help to make you.

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