Loren B. Kreiss

After the deaths of his grandfather and father in 2011 and 2012, the company briefly ceased operations. In 2014, Loren acquired and relaunched the brand in Los Angeles. He opened the company's current flagship showroom in West Hollywood in 2016. In the ensuing years, Kreiss has gained a dedicated following of interior designers and celebrities having designed the homes of Matthew McConaughey, DJ Khaled, Floyd Mayweather Jr., Magic Johnson and many others. In August 2021, Loren made international headlines when he acquired Pamela Anderson's iconic Malibu Colony home.

In 2007, Loren ventured into photography with Hey Mister, a 15 panel photographic installation completed for the New York Foundling charitable organization. He earned The Heart of Gold award from the New York Foundling Hospital for his artistic contributions to charity.

Loren also created another art project titled Say Hello to my Little Friends in 2007. He later showcased his artworks at a solo gallery show at AFP Galleries in New York City in 2009.

As a teenager, Loren started a punk music zine and record label entitled Lurid. After high school, he entered University of California at Los Angeles. At 21, he began his career with his family's business Kreiss in the company's Miami, Florida location. In 2006, he moved to New York City where he was the director of East Coast Operations. In 2009, he became the company's President and Lead Product Designer.

Loren began his art career in 2005 when he created the first of a series of custom art installations entitled The Artifact and the Manipulated Living in conjunction with former Batman illustrator Mike Lilly. He also created a second art project titled Ash in collaboration with Japanese illustrator, Aya Kakeda.

Loren Kreiss (born February 12, 1981) is an American Interior designer and entrepreneur. He serves as the CEO & Creative Director of Kreiss, a luxury American furniture brand.