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molo design
molo is a multidisciplinary design and production studio based in Vancouver, Canada, founded by Stephanie Forsythe and Todd MacAllen. Their work seamlessly combines architecture, art and design, resulting in innovative products that redefine spaces and functionality.
Design philosophy and mission
molo's creations are based on extensive material research and a strong commitment to sustainability. They strive to design products that are not only functional, but also enrich the sensory experience of spaces. molo's designs are characterised by flexibility, allowing users to easily adapt their environment to changing needs.
Founders and Background
Stephanie Forsythe and Todd MacAllen met in 1994 while studying architecture at Dalhousie University. They worked together on several projects, including the award-winning Colorado House. In 2003, they founded molo, with a focus on product design, stemming from their interest in creating smaller, tangible objects that affect a spatial experience.

Awards and Recognition
molo's innovative designs have received international recognition. In 2005, for instance, their softwall was awarded an INDEX: Design to Improve Life award. Their work is part of the permanent collections of renowned institutions such as the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Art Institute of Chicago and the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum.
Product range
molo offers a diverse range of products, including:
- Room dividers: Flexible, free-standing partitions such as the softwall, which can be formed in different configurations to define spaces.
- Furniture: Innovative pieces such as the softseating collection, with folding paper stools and benches that combine functionality with aesthetic appeal.
- Lighting: Sculptural lighting solutions such as the cloud softlight, which create atmospheric light with its unique, cloud-like shape.

Sustainability practices
molo is committed to sustainable design and uses materials such as FSC®-certified paper and non-toxic flame retardants. Their products are designed for longevity and adaptability, contributing to responsible use of materials and a lower carbon footprint.
Notable Projects
molo's designs have been featured in various exhibitions and installations worldwide, highlighting the versatility and appeal of their work. Their creations have been exhibited at venues such as the Vancouver Art Gallery and the Gardiner Museum.
With their innovative approach, molo continues to be an influential force in the design world, offering products that are both functional and transformative, enriching the way we experience and interact with spaces.

Designed by: Stephanie Forsythe + Todd MacAllen for molo -. www.molodesign.com
Represented by: ART4ELEMENTS in Belgium & the Netherlands
Photography: molo @studio_molo