Rare’Carlo Mollino’ Design Book: Italian Text Only (Me No English). This catalog presents a curated selection of furniture and other objects designed by architect Carlo Mollino for installations, exhibitions, and interior design projects. Some of these pieces remain with their original owners, while others are part of public and private collections. Each item is accompanied by a technical sheet detailing the materials and techniques used in its creation, the original number of pieces produced, main dimensions, the name of the artisan who crafted it, exhibitions where it has been displayed (both temporary and permanent), auctions where it has been featured, and relevant bibliographic and iconographic references. Dimensions: 8.5″ x 12″. Vintage new old stock. Unread and unused, retaining the original plastic wrapping. Text in Italian only (no English) but the pictures do all the talking. Please note: all sales final. Item is as pictured. We are happy to send additional images if needed. Happy day every day. Please see our other auctions. A visionary of 20th-century Italian modernism, Mollino seamlessly blended organic forms, craftsmanship, and experimental materials, creating iconic furniture pieces that stand at the crossroads of art and functionality. His work is often associated with the Italian Rationalism movement but distinguished by a surreal, almost sculptural quality that pushed the boundaries of conventional design. Mollino’s contemporaries included luminaries such as Gio Ponti, whose elegant and innovative furniture and architecture shaped Italian design; Piero Sarfatti, a prominent figure in industrial design; and other modernist visionaries who contributed to Italy’s postwar design renaissance. Together, they helped establish Italy as a global center for design excellence, fusing tradition with modernity, and setting the stage for the country’s mid-century modern and postmodern movements. Mollino’s legacy endures through his unique synthesis of technical mastery, artistic expression, and bold experimentation.

Rare’Carlo Mollino’ Design Book: Italian Text Only (Me No English). This catalog presents a curated selection of furniture and other objects designed by architect Carlo Mollino for installations, exhibitions, and interior design projects. Some of these pieces remain with their original owners, while others are part of public and private collections. Each item is accompanied by a technical sheet detailing the materials and techniques used in its creation, the original number of pieces produced, main dimensions, the name of the artisan who crafted it, exhibitions where it has been displayed (both temporary and permanent), auctions where it has been featured, and relevant bibliographic and iconographic references. Dimensions: 8.5″ x 12″. Vintage new old stock. Unread and unused, retaining the original plastic wrapping. Text in Italian only (no English) but the pictures do all the talking. Please note: all sales final. Item is as pictured. We are happy to send additional images if needed. Happy day every day. Please see our other auctions. A visionary of 20th-century Italian modernism, Mollino seamlessly blended organic forms, craftsmanship, and experimental materials, creating iconic furniture pieces that stand at the crossroads of art and functionality. His work is often associated with the Italian Rationalism movement but distinguished by a surreal, almost sculptural quality that pushed the boundaries of conventional design. Mollino’s contemporaries included luminaries such as Gio Ponti, whose elegant and innovative furniture and architecture shaped Italian design; Piero Sarfatti, a prominent figure in industrial design; and other modernist visionaries who contributed to Italy’s postwar design renaissance. Together, they helped establish Italy as a global center for design excellence, fusing tradition with modernity, and setting the stage for the country’s mid-century modern and postmodern movements. Mollino’s legacy endures through his unique synthesis of technical mastery, artistic expression, and bold experimentation.