About
Kasra Farahani is an Emmy-nominated, award-winning production designer known for creating richly imagined worlds that fuse bold visual identity with narrative purpose. His work on Marvel’s Loki helped define the series’ distinctive, time-bending aesthetic and earned widespread acclaim, solidifying his reputation for inventive, story-driven design at the highest level of filmmaking.
Most recently, Farahani served as production designer on Marvel’s The Fantastic Four: First Steps, which won the Art Directors Guild and Saturn awards for its ambitious, retro-futuristic world-building and cohesive visual language. Across film and television, his multidisciplinary career is marked by a meticulous command of architecture, color, and atmosphere, and a rare ability to translate complex ideas into iconic, cinematic environments.
Awards
| 2026 | Art Directors Guild AwardExcellence in Production Design, Fantasy Feature Film | The Fantastic Four: First Steps |
| 2026 | Saturn AwardBest Film Production Design | The Fantastic Four: First Steps |
| 2022 | Art Directors Guild AwardExcellence in Production Design, One-Hour Period or Fantasy Single-Camera Series | Loki, “Glorious Purpose” |
Nominations
| 2026 | Critics Choice AwardBest Production Design (with Jille Azis) | The Fantastic Four: First Steps |
| 2022 | Primetime Emmy AwardOutstanding Production Design for a Narrative Period or Fantasy Program (One Hour or More) | Loki, “Glorious Purpose” |