MOLO
MOLO is a Canadian design and manufacturing studio led by Stephanie FORSYTHE and Todd MACALLEN.
Dedicated to an exploration of space making in combination with experiments in manufacturing, materials, and structure, MOLO explores overlapping realms of art, architecture and design, creating projects as diverse as a museum in Japan, a glass tea set and a modular folding wall system. Experience the soft collection of flexible paper and textile partitions, lighting, and furniture.
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Products
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MOLO suspended softwall + softblock luminairesYour price:upon demand -
MOLO wood softwall + softblockYour price:upon demand -
MOLO Acoustic coatingYour price:upon demand -
MOLO cloud mastYour price:upon demand -
MOLO float · teawareYour price:upon demand -
MOLO aluminum textile collectionYour price:upon demand -
MOLO softseating loungerYour price:upon demand -
MOLO Table lamp cappelloYour price:upon demand -
MOLO textile softwallYour price:upon demand -
MOLO textile softblockYour price:upon demand -
MOLO benchwallYour price:upon demand -
MOLO Light and soft sea urchin shadeYour price:upon demand
Collections
Projects
News
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04/09/2020
molo · flexible building for our evolving world
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In these exceptional times, we are mindfully redefining how we interact with our surroundings and our community across scales. We are building new rituals in familiar places, new proximities through shared distance. The fluidity of space is being explored as our homes become our studios, our schools, our shelter, all while maintaining the intimacy and functionality of a dwelling. -
24/07/2019
workplace as living space · molo at MAISON&OBJET 2019
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The workplace is inherently also a living space. At MAISON&OBJET this September, molo welcomes you to define the productive environment not only as multifunctional, but as multi-experiential, proposing physical, flexible space-making to engage both mind and place.
