This home in Liechtenstein provides an incredible look into the alpine world without any obstructions was the main factor in purchasing this penthouse. With relatively few intrusions into the structure, i.e. enlarging the window space and removing non-weight bearing walls, the layout was optimized in such a way as to create maximum openness, light and view. The entrance, kitchen, as well as living and dining rooms provide a fluid transition from one space to another. The interior design concept sets the tone for a harmonious triad of white high gloss lacquer, American walnut, and black color. The complete interior with cabinetry and wall coverings was inspired by the kitchen design. The LEICHT kitchen cabinets have integrated electric appliances that run directly into the space's ceiling high cupboards with sliding doors, interrupted solely by the niche recess. The tone on tone theme accentuates the handle-less white cabinet fronts, counter-tops, and niche rear walls of 22 mm thick white Corian together with interior glass. The overall mood of the kitchen is light and fresh, corresponding with the rest of the home. Not just in the kitchen but throughout the cabinetry of the home, electrical appliances, clothes and shoes are all concealed but easily and quickly accessible. The cabinets in the bedroom and bathroom are both vertically veneered walnut (made to measure for this project.) The finest joints and flush-with-surface as well as handle-less cabinets are a characteristic of LEICHT's attention to detail and designs throughout the residence.