Built in a 19th-century villa on the Po, Carlo Mollino’s last secret home can now be visited. Known for the architectural masterpiece of the Teatro Regio and the building supported by a single pillar of the Turin Chamber of Commerce, Carlo Mollino was a lecturer at the Faculty of Architecture, published literature, a volume of photographic criticism, one on skiing techniques, designed a racing car and an aerobatics plane, practising every discipline. One of his tables fetched $6,200,000 (New York, 2021). Casa Mollino is an unmissable destination.
The museum can only be visited by appointment and for a maximum of 6 people at a time.
The museum can only be visited by appointment and for a maximum of 6 people at a time.
Admissions
Reduced€ 20.00
Students
Fino a 25 anni;
Full Ticket€ 50.00
Price per person. The tour is guided, max 6 people per tour. Tours also in English and French
Timetables
Weekly opening
MON
Upon reservation
TUE
Upon reservation
WED
Upon reservation
THU
Upon reservation
FRI
Upon reservation
SAT
Upon reservation
SUN
Upon reservation
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Design
Culture
The architect and designer Carlo Mollino never lived in this flat, located in a late 19th-century villa, but it preserves furniture, chairs, tables, chaise-longues, sculptures, photos, and objects created by the brilliant and imaginative Turinese designer. Situated just a few steps from the central Piazza Vittorio Veneto, the Mollino house-museum is a space curated by the artist himself, a small treasure trove containing memories of his most beautiful creations and the objects dearest to him.
The Mollino house-museum is particularly frequented by architects, designers, and artists who want to learn more about this great figure from Torino. The house is open by appointment, and there is a two-hour guided tour available to explore it