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Made of Tomorrow

FOLD shelves, ledges, hooks and bedside tables, Blob and Framed Arch mirrors and perpetual wall planners, all from New Zealand maker Made of Tomorrow in black, white and timber. Measure the wall before choosing a FOLD ledge, which runs from 450mm to 1200mm, and see our wall hooks for more.

Functional homeware and stationery, designed simply and made in New Zealand. Made of Tomorrow work in powder-coated steel and timber, with a restraint that reads as confidence rather than absence. A hook is a hook, but theirs is a line drawn in the air.

Everything is made locally, which keeps the quality honest. The pieces are built to be mounted and forgotten about, holding up under actual daily use rather than looking good for a season and then wobbling.

Our Made of Tomorrow range covers wall hooks and rails, shelving, desk and stationery pieces, and small storage. Ideal for entryways, home offices and anywhere you want function without visual noise.

Where is Made of Tomorrow made?
Made of Tomorrow designs and makes its pieces in New Zealand, working mainly in powder-coated steel and timber. The range is built to be mounted and used every day in entryways, bathrooms and home offices.

What lengths do FOLD ledges come in?
The FOLD Ledge and FOLD Display Ledge come in 450mm, 600mm, 900mm and 1200mm, in black or white. Use a shorter length for a bedside or bathroom and the 1200mm above a sofa or sideboard for a row of prints.

Can FOLD shelves be used in the bathroom?
The FOLD Shower Shelf 280 is designed as a wall-mounted shower caddy, and the FOLD Loop Hook is water-resistant aluminium, so both suit a bathroom. For other FOLD pieces, check the product page before mounting in a wet area.

What is a perpetual planner?
It is a planner with no dates printed, so you fill in the month and days yourself and never wait for next year's edition. Made of Tomorrow's A3 Productivity Planner and A2 Monthly Wall Planner both work this way.

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