CESAR presents a new evolution of its domestic space offering through two innovations that share a common philosophy: the ability to grow, adapt, and maintain a coherent identity over time. On the one hand, the company expands the possibilities of Maxima 2.2 with the addition of the new Contour handle designed by García Cumini. On the other, it extends its design language beyond the kitchen with new boiserie systems and interior doors conceived to connect the entire home under a single architectural narrative. This evolution reinforces CESAR's vision of the kitchen as the starting point for a broader, more integrated, and lasting domestic project.
Maxima 2.2 incorporates a new design expression
Maxima 2.2 has established itself as one of CESAR's most representative systems thanks to an open design that allows the incorporation of new solutions without altering its essence. The proposal is based on a constant evolution of finishes, details and configurationsalways maintaining a strong formal and functional consistency in each project.
The arrival of the new Contour handle reinforces this transformative capacity. Designed by García Cumini, the element introduces a more defined geometry and a visual presence capable of altering the perception of volumes. Its linear design brings a renewed identity to the system without breaking the balance that characterizes Maxima 2.2.
Available in different dimensions and developable both vertically and horizontally, Contour expands the customization possibilities of the collection. The solution has been designed to integrate naturally into the architecture of the kitchen.establishing a fluid relationship between materials, proportions and surfaces.
The design continuity extends throughout the entire house
CESAR's evolution for 2026 is not limited to the kitchen. With the incorporation of new boiserie systems, the firm is transferring its expertise in furniture design to other areas of the home. These solutions transform vertical surfaces into elements capable of organizing and defining space, significantly expanding the compositional possibilities.
Conceived as true vertical architecture, the boiseries allow for the integration of storage, display, and small appliances within a single compositional structure. The aim is to bring the same formal quality found in CESAR kitchens to the living room, dining room, or service areas. Materials, finishes, and proportions interact to create a unified and recognizable image.
This visual continuity reflects a way of understanding the home as a connected set of spaces. Each environment relates to the next through a common language that brings order, coherence, and a more fluid perception of the interior architecture., reinforcing the project's global identity.
Passageways for a more integrated architecture
The new interior doors complete this expansion of the CESAR universe and reinforce the connection between the different areas of the home. Beyond their practical function, they are conceived as elements capable of actively participating in the visual construction of the space. Continuity thus becomes the true guiding thread of the entire proposal.
One of the most notable aspects is the increased thickness to four centimeters, a decision that lends greater presence and promotes a more natural alignment with wainscoting and other vertical surfaces. The collection also includes options with or without handles to suit different design styles. The result is more discreet transitions and a more coherent integration between the different environments of the home.
The proposal is completed with new aluminum-framed glass doors, designed for those seeking a more open relationship between spaces. The combination of transparency, visual lightness, and constructive precision expands design possibilitiesconsolidating CESAR's evolution towards a comprehensive interpretation of domestic space.
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CESAR is a leading Italian firm in the design of high-end kitchensFounded in 1969 in Pramaggiore, in the province of Venice, by Sante Cester. From its beginnings, the brand has developed its own language that combines contemporary design, artisanal excellence and technological innovation, understanding the kitchen as the true center of the home and a space where aesthetics and functionality coexist naturally.
Today, CESAR continues its evolution under the leadership of the Cester family, with Gina Cester as CEO, consolidating a vision that interprets the kitchen as a convivial, versatile and open environmentSince 2014, the García Cumini studio has led the brand's creative direction, providing a coherent, essential and recognizable approach that reinforces its identity within the international design scene.
With a consolidated presence in the main international markets, CESAR has a global network that includes flagship stores, single-brand stores and distribution in more than 40 countries. This positioning places it as a benchmark for high-end Italian design., based on constant research into materials, attention to detail and production entirely made in Italy.








