Intarsio, designed by Garcia Cumini for Cesar, is the kitchen collection that pays homage to the ancient artistic woodworking techniques that for centuries have adorned Italy’s most beautiful architecture and furnishings; a tradition of excellence that Intarsio makes its own and reinterprets with contemporary sensitivity.‎

Intarsio - Architectural Connections is a project defined by the interplay of horizontal and vertical forms created by the wood grain, generating surprising optical effects, in particular:

INTARSIO ISLAND with Snack Table.‎ Doors in structured Champagne lacquered Intarsio, worktop in MDi Ananda with integrated five-zone induction hob and touch controls on the surface.‎ Integrated matte black equipped channel and Snack table in bonded Eucalipto veneer.‎

ON THE WALL AROUND the island: columns in Eucalipto Intarsio veneer with retractable door system and a passage door with 180-degree opening.‎ In the niche, an equipped channel with integrated lighting in a black finish and worktop in MDi Ananda.‎

PANTRY in Noce Moro melamine with shelves featuring integrated lighting and Maxima 2.‎2 base units with worktop in MDi Ananda.‎ Trilli in Sabbia technomat with integrated lighting.‎

ON THE WALL on the opposite side: columns in Eucalipto Intarsio veneer with retractable door system.‎ In the niche, Dressup Bronze with glass shelves in Bronze and back panel in Specchio finish.‎

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.‎