Carlo Mollino, Mostra Musa, New York, USA, 1950

The uniform décor for a dining/living room as an example for a part of housing by Carlo Mollino was presented in 1950 in the Brooklyn museum in New York. The interior is furnished with different designs he had conceptualized before and been combined here to a complete composition. As in other works before he used again panels with photographical elements. The room is characterized by his functionality, flexibility and appears to have a certain level of comfort. It has also a high adaptability to the needs of different tastes of usage. Remarkable is for example the folding table, the divan transformable into a bed, the shelves that can be combined in an individual way and the cart is transformable into a table according to the needs. The structures are all made of wood, while the coverings and the laminations are made of green artificial leather by the company Resinflex. It is worth to have a Particular look on the conjunctions of the furniture made in brass.