At the launch of Living Divani’s limited edition “The Uncollected Collection”, an inexplicable magical atmosphere invaded the air. Ranging from dream-like to technological and futuristic nuances, and highlighting the pieces from different angles in a perfect combination between art and design.

There are two families of objects – the first featuring full, coloured, and sinuous volumes made of cast aluminium; while the second showcases ethereal and simplified silhouettes in steel rod and aluminium, along with thin tangled elements such as table feet or chair legs.

“The Uncollected Collection” backdrop is the perfect match for the pieces as it features a telescopic view from the portico to the main room, stretching across the green spaces of the Palazzo Crivelli’s garden.

During the exhibition, you could view the exaggerated chaise longue, the tiny poltrona, and the sculptural-looking tavolino. The steel rod and aluminium part of the collection – the extra-slim sedia, the frivolous sedia, the bon ton sedia, the calibrated tavolo, the rhythmical tavolo – expands into the garden, among the century-old trees and water mirrors.

Living Divani’s outdoor pieces such as Massimo Mariani’s Notes table, here with a cement surface, and Arik Levy’s Wedge table, a strong presence, yet not invasive thanks to its simplicity. Products that privilege geometrical, curvy or essential shapes, reflecting the variety of styles proposed in the past 30 years. A collaboration that with its understated elegance has changed the way of conceiving relaxation even in the outdoors.