Organic elegance with rounded shapes
LEICHT's new rounded side panels introduce a much more fluid and continuous approach to furniture design. Their design transforms individual wardrobe compositions into iconic pieces , with an elegant and enveloping finish that enhances spatial perception and creates visual harmony.
Available in matte lacquer or genuine wood veneer , these panels allow for multiple configurations. They can be applied to low cabinets, tall cabinets, or columns, with varying heights, widths, and depths. Their organic shape contributes to a well-rounded aesthetic—in every sense—adapting precisely to the rest of the furniture.
LEICHT complements this offering with high-quality finishes, such as the CLASSIC-FS range in mohair. The interior surfaces align perfectly with the fronts, and the compact countertops with curved corners accentuate the sculptural character of each composition. Meticulous attention to detail defines the brand's contemporary elegance.
Formal flexibility for unique projects
LEICHT's new rounded side panels allow for flexible and customized planning, with options ranging from floating installations to floor-to-ceiling configurations . Stackable and height-adjustable, they adapt to different styles and needs, integrating seamlessly with programs such as CLASSIC-FF, CLASSIC-FS, TOPOS, TERMA, and BOSSA . Depending on the desired aesthetic, unique curved solutions can be designed for any environment.
Thanks to their precise technical design, the panels are attached to the frame with a high-quality joining system, either floating or fitted from the inside. The fully enclosed back of the unit visually blends seamlessly with the front, creating a coherent and harmonious image from any angle . This design reinforces LEICHT's identity as synonymous with elegance and formal perfection.
Versatile radios and materials with character
LEICHT expands its design options with side panels available in two thicknesses— 5 cm and 15 cm —and with the option of rounding on one or both sides. This flexibility allows for adjusting the visual effect and space-defining properties to suit the project. Careful planning of the radii ensures seamless aesthetic continuity from the front to the sides, creating clean and cohesive compositions.
The matching countertops reinforce this visual integration, with solutions tailored to the material and shape. Options include laminate, glass, 1,2 cm porcelain ceramic, or solid wood , achieving harmonious surfaces in both finish and proportions. This attention to detail translates into a sense of formal fluidity that elevates the overall design.
The BOSSA range adds unique value by incorporating genuine wood with its distinctive vertical groove finish , which provides texture and warmth. Together with the two new corner radii, it allows for the creation of timeless, cheerful, and inviting fronts, with an overall appearance rich in character and naturalness.
Color, shape and detail in perfect harmony
From bold contrasts to softly transitioning tones , LEICHT's new side panels allow you to create furniture with a welcoming and dynamic visual language. A prime example is the combination of the TOPOS and CLASSIC-FS ranges with the exclusive shades of Les Couleurs® Le Corbusier® , which add chromatic depth and sophistication.
Colors such as vert anglais clair, l'ocre rouge, ombre naturelle moyenne , and bleu céruléen 31 blend harmoniously into the furniture, creating a setting meticulously crafted down to the smallest detail. These compositions, positioned at the center of the space, stand out for their organic form and the precise finish on all four sides , reflecting LEICHT's commitment to aesthetic and construction quality.
Thanks to a wide range of programs, colors, and surfaces, this expansion of the collection allows for the design of unique and expressive projects. The result: spaces that capture everyone's attention, convey personality, and maintain a timeless aesthetic.
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Founded in 1928 as a carpentry workshop by Alois and Josef Leicht , the company was acquired in 1975 by the Welle family of Paderborn . With Stefan Waldenmaier at the helm, LEICHT began a strategic reorientation at the beginning of the millennium, focusing on high-quality products distributed through qualified dealers and gaining visibility at international trade fairs and through its own showroom.
In 2014 , LEICHT opened the "LEICHT | WELT" in Waldstetten, a modern showroom that embodies the brand. Here, kitchen and living space concepts are presented in an environment that transcends the traditional exhibition, offering a comprehensive showcase of kitchen projects featuring materials, lighting, and accessories.
In 2019 , LEICHT opened the “Architekturwerkstatt” in Löhne , a premium kitchen showroom in collaboration with LIEBHERR, V-ZUG , and Inalco . With over 2000 m² of exhibition space, it was expanded in 2022 with an additional 1300 m² pavilion , reaching a total of 4000 m² dedicated to showcasing high-end design products.
