FIRST COLLECTION · 2026
FORMED
BY FOLDING.
A small collection of aluminium furniture and objects developed through cutting, perforation and folding.
A small collection of aluminium furniture and objects developed through cutting, perforation and folding.
Folded aluminium stool
A three-leg stool formed through cutting, perforation and folding. The geometry creates its structure with minimal material.
Compact folded stool
A smaller object built from the same folded-sheet language — compact, light and direct.
Furniture with character
The folded-sheet system becomes a figurative object: part stool, part sculpture, with the interior plane becoming a graphic layer.
Long-form dog stool
A second character in the dog series, extending the same folded construction into a low, elongated silhouette.
The construction method is part of the visual identity. Flat aluminium is cut, perforated and folded into a rigid three-dimensional object. The production marks remain visible as part of the piece.
Folded Objects is a collaboration between Daniel Leibovics and Yiftach Tzadfi, bringing together industrial design and hands-on fabrication.
Daniel Leibovics is an industrial designer with more than two decades of professional experience, working with startups, product companies and independent design projects. He also teaches industrial design at Shenkar.
Yiftach Tzadfi leads the fabrication and development process in the workshop, translating the folded-sheet concept into physical objects and refining the construction through making.
Together they explore how a flat sheet of aluminium can become furniture with structure, character and a visible manufacturing logic.