It is deviating from the rules that makes the biggest impression. I love symmetry but not convention. I look for the original that inspired the repetition. Those who put their trust in tradition know that to innovate, sometimes, it is simply necessary to change the point of view.They create new proportions that give rise to new sensations. And in this, we discover a different kind of beauty each time.
If beauty is authentic, then it creates ripples. It runs from one place to the next, creating complex associations. It has countless sides. It is always the same, always different.
Contrasts do not scare me, because they are usually only superficial. Tender feelings and stiff coolness, seriousness and smiles. They are all in us, the many facets of just one personality.
The most wonderful minutes of the day are those unexpected moments. I never fully plan my day. Instead, I set the right conditions to make things happen and then go with the flow.
García Cumini was born out of the meeting of two cultures - Italian and Spanish, where creativity, beauty and joie de vivre are fundamental values. The company was launched in 2012 combining the experiences of Vicente García Jiménez and Cinzia Cumini. Two complementary personalities, at work and in life, the two designers have built their philosophy on the concept of Slow Design. They have a holistic approach to design, devoting time and energy to careful research and analysis. They take time to understand the lifestyle of clients who will be using their products and analyse for technical innovations and production processes in order to fully understand and exploit their potential. The result are shapes and objects designed to last, preserving the balance between emotion and function, art and technology, intuition and careful design.
01/08
I surrender to my emotions by surrounding myself with works of art. It is a privileged way to change opinions, surprise oneself, instantly escape the logic that governs our lives.
Door in wood Rovere Mediterraneo Intarsio.
Breakfast bar with Champagne aluminium Flamingo frame.
Brushed aluminium Champagne Ouverture Handle.
Block integrated sink in Verde Guatemala marble.
01/07
Rigorous
There is certainty in the harmony of proportions. Balance and precision create a safe environment where you can let yourself get carried away with carefree and joyful play.
Block sink in Grigio Billiemi marble.
Breakfast bar in Rovere Fossile, Grigio Billiemi marble countertop, and Across light.
Black aluminium Tratto handle.
Column cabinets and kitchen island in wood Rovere Fossile Intarsio.
Retracting doors with illuminated backsplash.
The 50's shelving system.
01/08
Friendly
Opening yourself up to others is the best way to get to know yourself. I love surrounding myself with friends and sharing my ideas, feelings, and projects with them. It’s easier to dream together.
Door in wood Noce Desaturato Intarsio with frame grip edging.
Williamsburg Workstation and The 50’s shelving system.
Countertop in Fenix Nero and jumbo drawers in wood Rovere Corvino Intarsio.
The 50’s with cabinets in wood Rovere Corvino.
Bookcase system The 50's with built-in lighting.
01/06
Island with Bianco Intarsio laquered structure doors, Tratto Champagne handle, Block sink and Bianco Apuano engineered stone worktop and Magnolia laquered worktop across lighting.
Tall units with Olmo Sbiancato Intarsio wood doors and Tratto Champagne handle.
The 50’s double sided system with struts and Magnolia silk-effect laquered cabinets, Champagne Fiocina, feet and knobs.
Dressup composition Champagne frame: with Olmo Sbiancato doors, champagne splashback mirror and knob; open with Palladio Fenice engineered stone splashback; with Bronze glass doors with Oak fabric and Solaris splashback.
