The Ghost of Carlo Mollino’s Best Table Has Finally Arrived
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Architectural thinking is steadily shifting away from oversized, underused spaces toward a more intentional design philosophy. Luxury is now defined by the quality of spatial flow, thoughtful proportions, and the authenticity of materials, rather than by sheer scale.

Upholstery has been done the same way for centuries. Foam gets glued, tacked, or stapled onto a frame, and that’s more or less the end of the story. It’s functional, it’s reliable, and it’s almost never questioned. London-based Raw-Edges Design Studio decided it was worth questioning.



The name says two. The building delivers three. Tucked behind a 1912 home in Fairfax, California, Two-Fold Studio is the latest project from San Francisco-based practice ONO, founded in 2020 by Max Obata and Tyler Noblin, and it might be one of the most quietly considered small structures the firm has produced yet.
