Overview
Fold is a modular wall shelf designed for small dwellings. Sharp folded planes create shelf, pocket, and hook storage in a compact vertical stack — then grow by adding modules where you need them. Fold turns overlooked vertical surface — hallways, entry walls, apartment niches — into usable storage without the bulk of freestanding furniture. Each module is a single folded form: a horizontal shelf, an angled pocket, and a mounting plane. Modules stack and expand, so the system scales with the room rather than forcing a fixed footprint. A hook module carries keys, bags, and small everyday objects; shelf modules take the rest. The aesthetic is deliberately brutalist — clear geometry, visible fixings, matte finish — so the object reads as interior architecture as much as utility. More storage means more modules, not a larger single unit. Independent product — Luke Masters Design.
Fold is a modular wall shelf designed for small dwellings. Sharp folded planes create shelf, pocket, and hook storage in a compact vertical stack — then grow by adding modules where you need them. Fold turns overlooked vertical surface — hallways, entry walls, apartment niches — into usable storage without the bulk of freestanding furniture. Each module is a single folded form: a horizontal shelf, an angled pocket, and a mounting plane. Modules stack and expand, so the system scales with the room rather than forcing a fixed footprint. A hook module carries keys, bags, and small everyday objects; shelf modules take the rest. The aesthetic is deliberately brutalist — clear geometry, visible fixings, matte finish — so the object reads as interior architecture as much as utility. More storage means more modules, not a larger single unit. Independent product — Luke Masters Design.
FEATURES
Modular, expandable wall system Designed for apartments, hallways, and compact interiors Shelf, pocket, and hook configurations Brutalist folded-metal language Grows vertically with additional modules
ABOUT
Independent product — Luke Masters Design
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