Unit Kitchen [Everyday museum]

In the composition Everyday Museum, the kitchen Unit by Cesar interprets the home environment as a daily exhibition space. The central island, in Canaletto Walnut with Fumo base, stands out for the shaped top and the raised structure in painted aluminum, elements that visually lighten the volume and improve its accessibility. The equipped Maxima 2.2 columns, with Shaker doors in oxidized steel metallic lacquer, discreetly integrate the appliances, ensuring aesthetic and functional continuity. The Eero handle in Champagne brass echoes the adjustable feet, contributing to a material coherence that runs across the entire composition. Every detail is designed to merge design and everyday life, transforming the kitchen into a place of relationship and representation. Cesar is an Italian company founded in 1969, specialized in modern kitchens. It stands out for its internal production, use of selected materials, and design research that combines craftsmanship and contemporary vision.