For the Milano Design Week 2025, Cesar has revamped the display in its flagship store on Via Larga to showcase new finishes that are the product of the brand’s ongoing study of materials and technologies and to make its debut in the world of bathroom design.
Viewed through portholes, the showroom serves as a true window into the company’s future collections and products, making it possible to admire Cesar’s collection in all their unique glory. This design, realized through the use of window decals, serves as a visual metaphor for the brand, specialised in luxury kitchen design, which combines continuity and transformation through the constant discovery of new shapes, textures, and materials.

A perfect example of this evolution is a brand-new product that marks Cesar’s entry into the bathroom sector: Ondula, designed by Vicente Garcia and Cinzia Cumini, is a piece of bathroom furniture with a fluid and sinuous design that, as the name suggests, recalls a gentle wave. Caressed by a ray of sunlight, its shapes are accentuated by the sophisticated contrast between light and shadow, conveying a sense of balance, serenity, and elegance. This new display marks the start of Cesar’s journey in bathroom design, developed at the Pramaggiore showroom within the company’s headquarters, where, after Design Week, it will be possible to view the entire range of products, featuring series inspired by some of the most iconic kitchen collections.

Meanwhile, the study of materials is expressed in a new version of the N_Elle kitchen, now with the Nuance Verde Comodoro glass finish, used for the first time not only for the worktop, but also for the vertical cabinet doors. This frosted glass surface offers exceptional sensory and chromatic qualities that create elegant visual effects, exalting its shifting colour tones. This innovation combines style and high-quality materials, resulting in a kitchen with a bold and sophisticated personality.

Maxima 2.2, presented in the Technomat Balena finish, is also among the new compositions. The natural matte tones give the model an elegant and contemporary look, while the characteristics of the material ensure that it maintains a high level of functionality, one of the collection’s distinctive features.

Finally, Cesar introduces the colours bronze and champagne to its range of finishes, thus providing even more customisation options. These new shades feature anodised and structured looks that provide a bright and luxurious aesthetic as well as superior strength and durability.

Milano Design Week 2025 provides the perfect opportunity to experience the company’s vision for the future of interior design first hand, drawing inspiration from the fusion of aesthetics, innovation, and functionality that have always defined Cesar’s creations.