If you’re going around thinking that the Europeans weren’t doing drugs in the Seventies, and that companies as classy as Pirelli and Citroën never did anything they later regretted, you’ve obviously forgotten Kar-a-Sutra.







Designed by Mario Bellini, Kar-a-Sutra was “a mobile human space,” and it debuted at MoMA in 1973 at a show called Italy. The New Domestic Landscape. In Kar-a-Sutra, you could “stretch out, sleep, smile, chat face-to-face, stand up, enjoy the sun, take photos, play cards, eat and drink, make love, buy a horse and a piano along the way… .”







Also, many, many mimes could have sex in it.







iso50 via Daddy Types (with design commentary)