Cesar produces furniture and modern Italian cuisine in a refined style. Exceptionally expensive and valuable trees are used as materials - walnut and eucalyptus, birch and olive tree. As finishing materials – leather, glass and marble, if we talk about kitchen furniture.
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To deviate from the rules is to leave the deepest mark. I am drawn to symmetry, yet not to convention. My gaze seeks the original spark that ignites repetition, for true innovation lies in shifting perspectives. Those who honor tradition understand that renewal often demands a new lens—reshaping proportions to evoke unfamiliar sensations. In this interplay, we uncover beauty in its ever-shifting forms: timeless, yet never the same.
García Cumini: A Symphony of Cultures
Born from the confluence of Italian and Spanish heritage, García Cumini embodies creativity, beauty, and joie de vivre. Founded in 2012 by Vicente García Jiménez and Cinzia Cumini, the duo’s partnership—both professional and personal—rests on a shared philosophy: Slow Design.
Their approach is holistic, a meditation on patience and precision. They immerse themselves in understanding the rhythms of those who will inhabit their creations, while dissecting technical innovations and production methods. The result? Objects designed to endure—bridging emotion and function, art and technology, instinct and meticulous craft. Each piece is a testament to harmony: a quiet rebellion against the ephemeral, in pursuit of the timeless.
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The island has an impressive and practical open element with a bottom shelf made of natural beech slats. The top in marble gives the environment a touch of great class. Elite takes extraordinary care over details, such as the door moulding, the delicately shaped edge of the marble.
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The Elite arco handle shines in the brushed silver finish while co-. The large 180 cm hood sets off and celebrates the kitchen, becoming the hub of the home. The top of the hood is decorated by a graceful embellishment in stainless steel, cut out and flush fitted onto the panel, while the back panels that flank it are completed by practical shelves.
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Modernity is also expressed by the airy line of the Chimney hood. The silk-effect, turtle-dove grey lacquered back panel that runs along the wall is fitted with practical shelves. The stainless steel top gives the arrangement a hi-tech appeal and extends the work surface of the beech island food preparation unit.
Ergonomics blend with charm in the silver finish, Elite Conchiglia handle that picks up the shine of the stainless steel top.
A close-up view of the slim, fluted pilasters that mark the corners of the open food preparation unit.
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The kitchen is the heart and soul of any home. It is a special meeting point, a creative space and, at the same time, an expression of freedom. A kitchen tells the world who we are better than any other space.
It is deviating from the rules that makes the biggest impression. I love symmetry but not convention. I look for the original that inspired the repetition. Those who put their trust in tradition know that to innovate, sometimes, it is simply necessary to change the point of view.They create new proportions that give rise to new sensations. And in this, we discover a different kind of beauty each time.
If beauty is authentic, then it creates ripples. It runs from one place to the next, creating complex associations. It has countless sides. It is always the same, always different.
Contrasts do not scare me, because they are usually only superficial. Tender feelings and stiff coolness, seriousness and smiles. They are all in us, the many facets of just one personality.
The most wonderful minutes of the day are those unexpected moments. I never fully plan my day. Instead, I set the right conditions to make things happen and then go with the flow.
