Carlo Mollino occupied a singular position in twentieth-century design, moving between architecture, photography, aeronautics, and furniture with the same restless intelligence. The Carlino CM, designed in 1938, distills that sensibility into a compact, wall-mounted storage unit that feels less like furniture and more like a sculptural proposition. Its asymmetrical composition and single pointed leg give the piece an animated, almost suspended quality. Crafted in painted wood in talc or black, the unit features a drawer running on an internal wooden guide and a back-painted glass top that adds a note of quiet refinement. Fastened to the wall, it offers discreet storage while asserting a strong formal presence. Designed by Carlo Mollino in 1938, reissued by Zanotta Painted wood structure in talc or black Drawer with internal wooden guide mechanism Back-painted glass top Wall-mounted installation Mollino's furniture has long been collected alongside fine art, and the Carlino CM carries that pedigree. It brings historical depth and a distinctly eccentric grace to bedrooms, dressing rooms, and considered private interiors.