Art and design meet in an increasingly fluid dialogue, where the boundaries between disciplines blur to create a light and subtle balance. And it is precisely on this balance that Art Boulevard by Living Divani is built, where the large silver sofa island designed by Piero Lissoni for Living Divani becomes central: it organizes the space, dividing it in two. On one side rise the imposing burnished steel totems by Flavio Lucchini, on the other the sculptures by Maria Cristina Carlini which, made of wood, corten steel and ceramic, express a continuous search for natural, environmentally conscious and aesthetically appealing materials. The works—both the totems and the sculptures—fit harmoniously into the space, coexisting like mysterious inhabitants in the imaginary city envisioned by art director Giulio Cappellini.