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| Wallter Max, a long-time Bay Area resident, grew up in San Jose, California. He lived in what is now a famous “tract home community” built by the developer, Joseph Eichler. Surrounded by clean lines and bold colors his entire life, Max was instilled with the modern belief.
Linda learned her way around a sewing machine while growing up in Cheyenne, Wyoming. She acquired her appreciation for sewing skills from her mother, who died in 1996. Soon after her mother’s death, Linda inherited her mother’s sewing machines and her career took off.
The couple married in 1999. After the two bought their first house and were exhausted with home repairs, they decided to move forward with starting a business. When they couldn’t find existing textiles to match their own personal taste and style, they began creating designs that would ultimately become Fold Bedding. Fold bedding introduced it’s line of paintable wall applications “Wallter” in 2004. The geometric, wood-based applications add a third dimension to the wall on which they are composed, commanding light and shadow in an inventive way and turn the space in to something original.
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