Tangram is made up five curved elements that can be combined with straight elements at will, to build kitchen islands with unusual shapes, compositions set against the wall, or even solutions that wrap around corners.‎‎

After a careful study of material and chromatic diversity, Cesar introduces a new refined and exclusive palette that ranges from light to darker and more decisive shades, thanks to Nuance.‎ This is the study of abstract visual language through which Cesar and the Garcia Cumini studio narrate the nuances of color on glass.‎

Drawing inspiration from the sophisticated glasswork of the last century, Nuances features a dynamic use of colour that evokes the fluidity of polished and frosted glass, seamlessly combining substance and translucence for a soft and silky finish.‎ In fact, Nuances makes it possible to create highly elegant visual effects, exalting the sophisticated variations in colour of the Tangram island and appealing to a clientele that seeks originality.‎

The Groove door, with its irregular pattern of three-dimensional vertical grooves designed specifically to camouflage the joints between modules and give the impression of a single unified surface, is now also available in oak.‎ The Groove door, with its interplay of positive and negative space, creates a chiaroscuro effect that helps to camouflage and conceal the openings of the doors.‎