Frequently Asked Questions

Who designed the Kasumi Armchair?

Kasumi was designed by Mist-o, the Milan-based duo of Matteo Bergamin and Emiliana Martinelli. Their practice is known for a restrained formal language that balances material warmth with architectural clarity.

What does 'Kasumi' mean and why that name?

Kasumi is a Japanese word meaning mist or haze. The name reflects the chair's visual lightness, the way its spare silhouette and warm wood seem to dissolve gently into the surrounding space rather than imposing on it.

What upholstery options are available for the Kasumi?

The Kasumi Armchair is offered in both fabric and leather upholstery through Living Divani's material program, allowing it to be specified for a wide range of residential and hospitality contexts.

Is the Kasumi Armchair made to order?

Yes. As a made-to-order piece, the Kasumi is produced to specification, which supports considered customization in both upholstery selection and lead time planning for projects.

How does Living Divani approach production quality?

Living Divani is an Italian manufacturer with a long history of collaborating with architects and designers of international standing. Their production process emphasizes craft precision, premium material sourcing, and close attention to upholstery detailing.

Brand & Designer

Living Divani
Sedie di famiglia

Living Divani

Founded in 1969 in Anzano del Parco, Italy, Living Divani specializes in minimalist Italian sofas and refined modular seating.
Mist-o
Kasumi Tavolino Basso

Mist-o

A Milan- and Tokyo-based design studio known for cross-cultural minimalism, poetic restraint, and refined objects shaped by clarity, balance, and atmosphere.