Overview
Australian design brand Fold Studio has introduced a series of contemporary room dividing screens. These offerings comprise two distinct collections: Woven-Fold and Fabric-Fold. Both collections feature freestanding, folding screens designed with hardwood frames and integrated textile elements.
Research Context
The screens were developed by Fold Studio, with Pauline Ollmann identified as the founder and in-house designer responsible for their creation. The launch of these collections was presented via Dezeen Showroom.
Approach
The design approach for both the Woven-Fold and Fabric-Fold collections utilized specific material choices. Frames for the screens are constructed from hardwood, with options including American White Oak, American Black Walnut, or American Ash. Structural integrity and articulation are provided by raw brass hinges. The dividing elements within the frames consist of either fabric or woven cord, defining the distinction between the two collections.
Findings
- Fold Studio offers two collections of room dividing screens: Woven-Fold and Fabric-Fold.
- The screens are freestanding and designed to fold.
- Frames are made from various hardwood choices: American White Oak, American Black Walnut, or American Ash.
- Raw brass hinges are a shared component across both collections.
- The infill material for the screens is either fabric or woven cord.