Abstract-This paper presents a design method for robust output feedback control of linear, discrete-time, invariant systems affected by both state and output additive disturbances. The method relies on the so-called convex lifting, which is defined on the N −step controllable set. It is proven that the proposed method guarantees the recursive feasibility and robust stability in the sense that the closed loop converges to a given robust positively invariant set as time tends to infinity. Moreover, the method only requires the resolution of a linear programming problem at each sampling instant. Finally, a numerical example is considered to illustrate the methodology.