Loren Lozon is a retired Detroit police officer. He was diagnosed with PTSD, and it ended his career in law enforcement.
Woodworking wasn't a second act he went looking for. He'd been doing it since he was nine years old, and it had been a steadying, therapeutic thing in his life the whole way through. In 2020, after he retired, he turned it into the work.
He runs the shop with his younger brother Steve, and his two sons Danny and Zach work there from time to time. Between them they create wood and metal pieces entirely by hand, all within the city limits of Detroit.
Detroit Carved is proud to be part of the revitalization of the city, and committed to making unique, handcrafted pieces that reflect its spirit and resilience. That's not a slogan around here. It's just where the shop is, and who's in it.
- 2020
- the year the hobby became the shop
- 4
- family members at the bench
- 9
- the age he started woodworking
- The workshop
- 3815 W Fort St, Ste B14
Detroit, MI 48216