Paige Loczi is an interior designer, yoga teacher, retreat facilitator, and design consultant whose work explores the relationship between people, space, and change. Across interior architecture, yoga, meditation, retreats, and community collaboration, she creates environments and experiences that support clarity, connection, and meaningful transition.

Her path began in movement. As a former gymnast and dancer, Paige developed an early understanding of body awareness, discipline, and form. Over time, yoga became not only a physical practice, but a way of cultivating steadiness, attention, and a more connected relationship with herself and the world around her.

After years in leadership and the pace of executive life, Paige reached a point of burnout, anxiety, and depression. Yoga became a lifeline—helping her regulate her nervous system, meet herself with more compassion, and slowly reorient her life from survival toward genuine connection and wholeness.

As Founder and Principal Emeritus of LOCZI Design, Paige built an interior architecture practice centered on creating spaces that balance intrigue and ease. Today, her work spans design, yoga, retreats, and collaborative community projects, with a focus on helping people feel more grounded, more supported, and more at home in their lives.

She currently teaches yoga and meditation, offers retreats and private sessions, and collaborates on creative projects that bring together design, awareness, and community.

Paige holds a B.A. from UC Berkeley, a Certificate in Sustainable Design from UC Berkeley Extension, and an Advanced Certificate in Tao Geomantic Studies from the Qi-Mag International Feng Shui & Geobiology Institute, along with multiple yoga certifications and initiations.

Today, she brings together experience in technology, design, interior architecture, and yoga to support people through change—helping them shape both their spaces and their lives with more intention.

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