MOLO’s Attractive Collections at ICFF 2015

Published on : Tuesday, June 2, 2015

EO8A0731 copy 1Last week found molo in New York taking in the sights, visiting clients, and releasing new designs at ICFF 2015 within paper installation designed by molo founders/designers Stephanie Forsythe + Todd MacAllen.

 

The impressive space, made entirely of paper, rose to a height of 15′ (4.5m), drawing visitors’ gaze upwards towards a canopy of softlighting. Cutaway sections of the tall perimeter revealed interesting nooks that incorporated seating, in the form of molo’s benchwall, and display space.

 

EO8A0771 copy 1A round ring-shaped table, made by magnetically joining cantilever paper tables in series encouraged impromptu meetings throughout the show. Beverages served in molo’s float tea lantern + teacups gave the space a warm, home-like feeling and acted as a catalyst for stimulating conversation and creative thought around the table.

 

The tabletop itself is a new accessory designed by Forsythe + MacAllen made specifically for use with modularly connected cantilever paper tables. Custom-made from Corian, a set of six smooth, white tabletop wedges connect into a variety of shapes, echoing the flexibility of the paper honeycomb table. Guests worked with scale models of the tabletop wedges discovering the endless permutations that exist.

 

A freestanding white textile softwall partition curving through the installation created a second, more intimate meeting and sketching space. The quiet corner attracted meditative and collaborative thinkers who used molo’s paper sketching circles as a surface for shared drawings. The paper sketching circles pivot around a new borosilicate glass pencil holder that sits in the centre of paper cantilever table. Both accessories are now available.

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