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With Contino ≡ 12, we are introducing a new, handleless kitchen front in a thickness of 12 mm and finest manufacture quality, which is part of the 2023 collection.
Available with a lacquer finish or in aluminium, the thin front rounds off different room designs with an elegant design language and architecturally clear lines. Thanks to the reduced material thickness, Contino ≡ 12 is not only visually convincing thanks to the high-quality appearance of a handleless surface, but also haptically convincing in direct comparison to thicker standard fronts.
Contino ≡ 12 - a new, slim kitchen front in three dimensions.
Anyone planning a handleless kitchen knows that it is defined by its linearity - it emphasises the horizontal as well as the length of a kitchen unit in a two-dimensional space. The thin 12 mm material thickness of Contino ≡ 12 now picks up a third spatial dimension: Looking at the upper front edge, a particularly clear and reduced architectural line is revealed. This formal straightness is supported by the choice of materials.
Available in the 15 exclusive matt lacquer colours Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier, as well as in all RAL and NCS colours in matt lacquer and the LEICHT aluminium surface ALURO with bevelled edges in the versions silver, oxide titanium and oxide bronze, the result is a harmonious composition of form and surface. In combination with the dark carcase interior colour carbon grey, which is used not only on the inside of the wardrobe systems but also in the pull-out system, the result is a consistent overall appearance on the inside and outside.
It’s time to shine! The PEARL surface program from LEICHT’s architecture kitchen uses the silky shimmer of mother-of-pearl to refine modern kitchen spaces. Through special processing, the material gains a fine gloss that captures and reflects light in a unique way. This gives each kitchen not only a luxurious but also a lively aura.
With this new design from the 2023 collection, LEICHT illustrates a living space that is open to the maximum with gentle zoning, which allows its residents personal development and safe retreat at the same time.
In Scandinavia there is a word for happiness: "hygge". This term cannot be clearly translated. Hygge is a feeling that is lived and celebrated - a feeling of cosiness, security and warmth. One's own home is of great importance in this context.