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LIVING DIVANI 2026 NOVELTIES EXPLORE THE ART OF SHAPING SPACE

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Published by Sugar & Cream, Friday 30 October 2026

Images courtesy of Living Divani (photograph by Tommaso Sartori)

A Study in Form, Proportion, and Architectural Living

A single piece of furniture can change the way a room feels and functions. A sofa sets the scene for conversation, an armchair offers a place to retreat, and a table can introduce a sculptural focal point. With its 2026 novelties, Living Divani explores these everyday interactions through designs that balance architectural precision with the ease of contemporary living.

Designed by Piero Lissoni, The Edge approaches the sofa as an architectural element. Its modular configuration traces an open perimeter for conversation and moments of pause, while clean lines and precise geometry balance generous proportions with inviting comfort. Available with either an upholstered or lacquered structure, the design adapts to different interiors without losing its defining clarity.

Also designed by Piero Lissoni, Neera explores volume through generous cushions and carefully angled armrests and backrests. Subtle inclinations bring movement to its linear silhouette, creating a balance between visual lightness and comfort.

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While Neera explores movement through volume, Haven finds its character in an unexpected detail. Designed by Yabu Pushelberg, the armchair features side panels that angle outwards, making the seat and backrest appear almost suspended. Available with wooden or upholstered armrests, it introduces a distinctive silhouette through a subtle shift in geometry.

The interplay between structure and softness continues in Greene Bed, designed by David Lopez Quincoces as an evolution of the existing collection. Its enveloping curves and continuous surfaces create a sense of visual comfort, while a slender base preserves its lightness, bringing quiet elegance to the bedroom.

Shifting from soft contours to architectural lines, Ponte marks Piero Lissoni’s first table design for Living Divani. Its bridge-inspired silhouette combines a slim tabletop with an integrated supporting structure, creating a sense of openness beneath the surface. Rather than interrupting the surrounding space, its form allows the interior to flow naturally around it.

Together, these five designs reflect Living Divani’s approach to contemporary living, where considered proportions, architectural clarity, and comfort come together to shape interiors with a distinctive character.

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