Carlo Molino (1905-1973) was an Italian architect, designer, and photographer who significantly developed post-war Italian design. He was known for his innovative and avant-garde designs, combining traditional materials with modern forms, creating unique, elegant, and functional designs.
Molino’s work spanned various fields, including architecture, industrial design, and furniture design. He is best known for his iconic designs of furniture and lighting fixtures, which are characterized by their fluid and organic shapes, asymmetry, and use of unexpected materials such as glass, brass, and wood.
Carlo Molino (1905-1973) was an Italian architect, designer, and photographer who significantly developed post-war Italian design. He was known for his innovative and avant-garde designs, combining traditional materials with modern forms, creating unique, elegant, and functional designs.
Molino’s work spanned various fields, including architecture, industrial design, and furniture design. He is best known for his iconic designs of furniture and lighting fixtures, which are characterized by their fluid and organic shapes, asymmetry, and use of unexpected materials such as glass, brass, and wood.
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