A selection of tables and chairs defines the dining area through versatility, formal research and refined materials.
In Cesar’s vision of contemporary living, the dining area is a space to be experienced naturally, where design shapes the atmosphere without imposing a specific function. Tables and chairs interact with the architecture and with the other areas of the home, creating a setting dedicated to conviviality, sharing and everyday life.
Rook Table, design by Garcìa Cumini
Lightweight and versatile, Rook is designed to accommodate different moments of everyday living: positioned alongside the kitchen units as a snack counter or used independently as a dining table. Available in a range of sizes up to 300 × 120 cm, the tabletop features a lightweight core with aluminium supports and can be specified with either a Diamond or straight edge.
Its four legs reinterpret the aesthetic of the Flamingo leg, translating it into a structure designed to provide enhanced stability. The variety of configurations and sizes makes Rook a versatile element, capable of adapting naturally to different living contexts.
Solido Table & Pipe Chair, designed by Garcìa Cumini
Solido strikes a balance between visual presence and lightness. Its rectangular-section legs, engineered to accommodate wide spans, support a tabletop with subtly rounded edges. Alongside the traditional 74 cm height, the rectangular version is also available at 90 cm, designed for a more contemporary and informal approach to dining.
Paired with it, Pipe draws on the language of 1950s modernist design through its curved wooden backrest and upholstered seat. The combination brings together the table’s essential presence with the chair’s soft, enveloping forms, creating a balanced and welcoming ensemble.
Platform Table & Herringbone Chair, designed by Garcìa Cumini
Inspired by the landing platforms crowning modern skyscrapers, Platform brings an architectural yet essential presence to the dining area. Its wooden tabletop, with softened edges, creates a tapered profile that visually lightens the design while providing a more comfortable surface for the arm. The tapered legs rest on metal feet and range from three to four depending on the diameter of the table.
Paired with it, Herringbone reinterprets the language of 1950s design through a sinuous plywood silhouette characterised by light proportions and enveloping forms. Available with either wooden legs or a tubular steel frame, also in a black finish, the chair introduces a sculptural note that engages in dialogue with Platform’s essential geometry.
Cesar
Founded in 1969 in Pramaggiore, near Venice, by Sante Cester, Cesar designs and manufactures high-end kitchens that combine contemporary design, artisanal excellence and technological innovation. Today, the company is led by the Cester family, with Gina Cester as Chief Executive Officer.
Cesar projects interpret the kitchen as the central space of contemporary living: a convivial, versatile and open environment where aesthetics and function engage in a natural dialogue. Since 2014, the company’s creative direction has been entrusted to García Cumini, who have guided its design evolution through a coherent, essential and instantly recognisable language.
With a structured presence in the world’s leading international markets, Cesar counts 5 flagship stores, 14 monobrand showrooms and a distribution network spanning over 40 countries across Europe, the Americas and Asia. This positioning makes the brand a benchmark of high-end Italian design, founded on continuous material research, meticulous attention to detail and a production process that is entirely Made in Italy.