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Kitchen - industrial kitchen idea in Seattle

Kitchen - industrial kitchen idea in Seattle

Project Name: Luxe Kitchen, Dallas Texas Designer: Goran Savic Client Vision The client wanted a warm contemporary kitchen space that met all their modern family needs and desires for their everyday and entertaining lifestyle. Materials Bossa Alpine Oak Steel Ferro Vero Glass Antique Bronze F-45 Nimbus Dekton Laurent German Craftsmanship Beautiful Bossa Alpine Oak cabinets create a luxurious atmosphere with its textured wood tonality and upward linear movement. Tall Antique Bronze Vero glass cabinets with Carbon Gray interior provide exciting contrast and decorative interest. F-45 Nimbus warm white cabinets framed in Steel Ferro finish for the upper cabinets and sink wall bases, adds yet another layer of architectural depth to the space. Smart Solutions Leicht's well thought-out cabinet and organization systems provide sophisticated task functions and storage right down to the last very last detail. There is a designated space for everything needed for this modern family. The kitchen was designed with two islands to provide an eating area as well as a separate cooking and preparation space. High quality integrated appliances offer state-of-the-art functional features.

Luxury kitchen with desert views - La Quinta, CA Set just outside Palm Springs, this desert modern kitchen was designed for effortless living. Warm oak veneer cabinetry with a copper finish pairs perfectly with quartz countertops and sleek appliances, creating a kitchen that’s both functional and refined. The Leicht cabinetry extends throughout the home - from kitchen to baths, office, and closets - creating one cohesive design language with European precision and California calm. ​ Designer: Kristen Smokowski Photographer: Brett Hillyard @leichtkuechen

The KYOTO planning principle from LEICHT embodies the sensuousness of Japanese craftsmanship and thrives on a special blend of smooth fronts and structure-providing profiles. It creates puristic but never- heedless expressive furniture for the kitchen and living area that unites tradition and modernity in its appeal. In this respect, the product is inspired by the Japanese metropolis of the same name, Kyoto: known for its rich culture, impressive architecture, and beautiful countryside, Kyoto is, on the one hand, a historic city, and, on the other, a highly modern and technologically advanced metropolis.

LEICHT presented the surface program BOSSA in 2020 – a type of front that had not existed in that form in the global kitchen market until then and which has succeeded in creating a completely new visual language in the kitchen and the entire living area since it was launched

Discover the perfect blend of modern and traditional design in this stunning LEICHT kitchen remodel. Wood veneer, sleek charcoal cabinetry, white Neolith countertops, and stainless steel appliances define this space. Designer: Tanya Anderson

Urban kitchen photo in Seattle

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Project Name: Luxe Kitchen, Dallas Texas Designer: Goran Savic Client Vision The client wanted a warm contemporary kitchen space that met all their modern family needs and desires for their everyday and entertaining lifestyle. Materials Bossa Alpine Oak Steel Ferro Vero Glass Antique Bronze F-45 Nimbus Dekton Laurent German Craftsmanship Beautiful Bossa Alpine Oak cabinets create a luxurious atmosphere with its textured wood tonality and upward linear movement. Tall Antique Bronze Vero glass cabinets with Carbon Gray interior provide exciting contrast and decorative interest. F-45 Nimbus warm white cabinets framed in Steel Ferro finish for the upper cabinets and sink wall bases, adds yet another layer of architectural depth to the space. Smart Solutions Leicht's well thought-out cabinet and organization systems provide sophisticated task functions and storage right down to the last very last detail. There is a designated space for everything needed for this modern family. The kitchen was designed with two islands to provide an eating area as well as a separate cooking and preparation space. High quality integrated appliances offer state-of-the-art functional features.

The KYOTO planning principle from LEICHT embodies the sensuousness of Japanese craftsmanship and thrives on a special blend of smooth fronts and structure-providing profiles. It creates puristic but never- heedless expressive furniture for the kitchen and living area that unites tradition and modernity in its appeal. In this respect, the product is inspired by the Japanese metropolis of the same name, Kyoto: known for its rich culture, impressive architecture, and beautiful countryside, Kyoto is, on the one hand, a historic city, and, on the other, a highly modern and technologically advanced metropolis.

BAHIA A play with depth, structure and wood LEICHT's real wood veneer collection is expanding with another exciting interpretation - BAHIA. In close relation to the BOSSA front collection and its linear, regularly arranged rods, BAHIA embraces the concept of verticality and deep structure. Rods of different widths are arranged on a black support plate in such a way that an interesting, active structure is created. Excitingly, this pattern appears very individual on a small scale, but on a large surface the pattern repeats itself without appearing monotonous.

Living in the forest is about roaming around, hunting – about survival. It’s not actually that dramatic any more as Oscar Niemeyer’s “Brasilia” shows. This private villa with a kitchen area designed on LEICHT kitchen planning presents Brazil’s jungle capital in miniature: in a swooshing convex roof arch, individual areas set off from each other with glass and natural wood, with sprawling seating terraces, portholes, floor-to-ceiling windows, in brief: visually, the surrounding forest pervades from all sides. As beautiful and exciting as that might be, at the heart of the building, the kitchen area presents itself as a straightforward, down-to-earth sanctuary that very classically conveys the original aspect of a “cooking zone” as a modern kitchen to residents and guests.

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A LEICHT kitchen represents a home's lifestyle and architectural style and the people who live in it. The materials, colors, as well as overall aesthetic impression, also leave their mark on adjoining living areas. The aim: is to create a holistic overall look in interior design with a homogeneous composition of materials.

With Contino 12, LEICHT is expanding the 2023 collection, which presents different planning scenarios, with a new, handleless kitchen front with a thickness of 12 mm and the finest manufacturing quality. Available either with a lacquer finish or in aluminum, the thin front rounds off different room designs with elegant design language and architecturally clear lines. The new product has a filigree, shapely, and elegant look, with which the architecture brand has stylistically expanded its aesthetic and technical competence in the design and implementation of handleless kitchens. The conscious reduction of materials maximizes Contino 12's elegant appearance in the kitchen living space.

With Contino 12, LEICHT is expanding the 2023 collection, which presents different planning scenarios, with a new, handleless kitchen front with a thickness of 12 mm and the finest manufacturing quality. Available either with a lacquer finish or in aluminum, the thin front rounds off different room designs with elegant design language and architecturally clear lines. The new product has a filigree, shapely, and elegant look, with which the architecture brand has stylistically expanded its aesthetic and technical competence in the design and implementation of handleless kitchens. The conscious reduction of materials maximizes Contino 12's elegant appearance in the kitchen living space.