



Kasumi Low Table
Made by Living Divani
Designed by Mist-o
Kasumi is a study in restraint. Designed by the Milan-based studio Mist-o for Living Divani, this outdoor low table collection pairs a considered silhouette with a calm material sensibility, allowing it to settle naturally into any exterior composition without imposing itself on the whole.
Available in multiple heights and dimensions, the collection offers genuine flexibility for tailored outdoor schemes. Structure and top finishes can be specified to suit the surrounding context, from sheltered terraces to open garden settings.
- Designed by Mist-o for Living Divani
- Multiple heights and surface dimensions available
- Customizable structure and top finishes
- Engineered for outdoor use
- Made to order
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Kasumi Low Table?
Kasumi was designed by Mist-o, a Milan-based design studio known for work that balances formal precision with material sensitivity. The studio has collaborated with Living Divani across several collections.
Is the Kasumi Low Table suitable for outdoor use?
Yes. The Kasumi Low Table is engineered for exterior environments, with finishes and materials selected to perform in outdoor conditions while maintaining a refined visual presence.
Can the Kasumi Low Table be customized?
The collection is made to order and offers a choice of structure and top finishes, allowing the piece to be specified for a particular setting or design scheme.
What sizes and heights does the Kasumi come in?
Kasumi is available in a range of heights and surface dimensions, making it adaptable for use alongside various lounge seating configurations in exterior spaces.
How does Mist-o approach outdoor furniture design?
Mist-o approaches outdoor pieces with the same formal rigor applied to interior work, prioritizing proportion, material coherence, and a quiet presence that complements rather than dominates a space.







