Living Divani

Living Divani works within a discipline of Italian minimalism grounded in proportion, restraint, and material precision. Each piece is shaped by the conviction that form earns its presence through geometry and finish rather than ornament. Designers working with the brand, across seating, tables, shelving, and objects, share a commitment to silhouettes that hold their character without announced effort. The sensibility is architectural without coldness, refined without austerity.

Living Divani has built its identity through sustained collaborations with designers who share its commitment to restraint and rigor. Piero Lissoni has shaped the brand's core language across sofas, armchairs, chaises, coffee tables, and outdoor seating. Other contributors include David Lopez Quincoces, whose curvilinear work brings a warmer formal gesture, Keiji Takeuchi, Giacomo Moor, Junya Ishigami, Victor Vasilev, and Marco Carini. Each brings a distinct sensibility that the brand curates into a coherent editorial vision.

Yes. Living Divani extends its minimalist language into outdoor environments through a considered selection of exterior seating, daybeds, sofas, and stools. Outdoor pieces are engineered with weather-resistant materials, powder-coated and cataphoresis-treated steel frames, woven surfaces suited to exterior conditions, while preserving the formal restraint of their indoor counterparts. Many outdoor pieces are made to order with customizable upholstery colorways, allowing them to integrate with a terrace or garden without sacrificing compositional identity.

Many pieces in the Living Divani collection are produced to order, reflecting the brand's manufacturing approach and the breadth of available configurations. Made-to-order production allows for precise tailoring of upholstery, finish, leg detail, and, for modular systems, configuration. Lead times vary by piece and material selection. When working with a designer or specifier, confirming production timelines early is worth the effort, particularly for large or complex projects where phased delivery may be a consideration.

Living Divani seating is typically available in both fabric and leather upholstery, with selections varying by piece and collection family. The range spans calm neutrals suited to minimal interiors through to richer, more expressive tones. Specific colorways, textures, and material grades differ across the catalog, so the most accurate way to assess the full palette is to review the options available for each individual piece. Seeing fabric and leather samples alongside the actual furniture, in natural and artificial light, can clarify choices that are difficult to make from a screen. Our showrooms are a good place to handle materials in person; we recommend confirming what is currently on the floor before visiting. A design consultant can also help narrow the selection to what works within a project's material and tonal logic.

Living Divani's modular systems are conceived as spatial propositions rather than simply configurable furniture. Modular collections allow arrangements to shift from open, informal groupings to more composed, architectural formations, each a considered response to the room it occupies. Proportions remain coherent across configurations, so a system does not lose its visual identity as it scales. The Echoo System by Piero Lissoni is one illustration of this logic: integrated top elements, selectable feet finishes, and consistent cushion geometry allow a modular piece to adapt across private residences, hospitality lounges, and contract interiors without compromise.

Living Divani's catalog includes pieces suited to contract and hospitality environments. Seating families are specified across residential, lounge, dining, and workspace settings, with upholstery grades and structural finishes selected to perform in higher-use contexts. Made-to-order production supports the precise material and configuration requirements typical of contract projects. For large-scale or phased specifications, working with a design consultant from the outset ensures lead times, material availability, and project sequencing are managed appropriately.

Experiencing the scale, upholstery, and material finish of a piece in person is always valuable, particularly for made-to-order seating where comfort and proportion are central to the decision. Luminaire showrooms in Miami, Chicago, Los Angeles, and San Francisco carry significant collections of Italian design, and display selections rotate over time. Before visiting specifically to see Living Divani pieces, we recommend confirming what is currently on the floor with the showroom team. You can also schedule a showroom appointment to discuss your project in detail.