Photo credit · Mikhail Mishin
this spring, the team at molo premiered its limited edition petal pink softwall for conference goers at ICFF. Needless to say, the unique wall and our revitalized exhibit captured the attention of the esteemed ICFF Award Bodies and Jurors. Stephanie Forsythe and Todd MacAllen, and the molo studio took home 4 prestigious awards.
ICFF Editors Awards
the ICFF Editors Awards are one of the design industry’s premier accolades. They are decided by invited members of the design media, who tour the fair floor and deliberate to determine the top designs in 12 categories. They also include a special honor for sustainable design.
the collection is made in both paper and textile variations. Elements compress and expand, linking together as part of a modular, sustainable building system for living spaces, working environments, and scenography.
awards won – Exhibit Design
Photo credit · Mikhail Mishin
ASID NY Metro
the ASID New York Metro Best of ICFF Awards program recognized design excellence across multiple furnishing categories. A jury made of discerning ASID New York Metro designers and industry partners walked the show floor and evaluated exhibitor products and displays based on aesthetics, functionality, innovation, sustainability/wellness, adaptability/versatility, user experience, and human impact. Winners received Keepsake awards, designed by ASID New York and crafted by Archetype Glass.
awards won – Best Booth
Photo credit · Mikhail Mishin
Partner: NKBA Manhattan
this year marked the inaugural NKBA Manhattan Chapter INSPIRE Awards sponsored by aspire design and home magazine. Managing editor Deborah L. Martin joined NKBA Programs co-chair, Diana Mosher and a panel of esteemed judges to highlight the most innovative and exciting exhibitors at the fair.
awards won – Best Booth Design | Best Seating
come see us at Maison&Objet in September
from September 5th – 9th, molo will be on hand at Maison&Objet with a completely new exhibit experience. The exhibition explores themes of colour, light, and emotion as part of Forsythe and MacAllen’s ongoing investigations with multi-sensory temporal space-making. The installation will be built entirely from the soft collection in three striking finishes, chosen for how they interact with light and evoke emotion: aluminum textile and limited edition forest green + petal pink textile. See the full story and get free passes here.
see all of the images from ICFF here. Explore molo’s full collection of space partitions:
custom colour softwall
paper softwall
textile softwall
aluminum softwall
paper softblock
suspended softwall
wood softwall
