Leicht Cabinetry Materials

This beautiful Leicht program consists of opaque aluminum-framed tempered glass, with fluid chamfered edges. It is available in high-gloss or matte finish, with more than twelve color options, in addition to RAL and NCS color systems. 

This program is made from a melamine resin-coated particle board, with a 12 mm natural stone cladding on its front and edges. Rocca brings a beautiful, natural variation in color, texture, and veining for an organic, elegant feel in your kitchen.

This magnificent finishing program is made with scratch and fingerprint-resistant composite acrylic. It features a stunning pearlescent shimmer effect, infusing the space with depth and character.

A unique program inspired by the traditional Japanese materiality of Shou Sugiban. Selva is a charred wood, historically used in Japanese buildings. It achieves an expressive matte wood texture through embossed laminate composite, producing an elegant, organic effect while still maintaining the strong durability for which Leicht materials are so famously known.

The popular Orlando program is a scratch-resistant melamine resin-covered laminate front with a wood pattern and texture. The use of laser technology produces edges with flawless precision and extreme durability.

A melamine resin-coated matte lacquer with a soft, metallic effect. Minera creates a beautiful kitchen finishing effect. 

 This incredible finishing program is created using anodization, an electrochemical process that converts a metal surof High-tech anodized aluminum front and edges. Features a delicate and precise chamfered edge detail and dynamic metallic effect that adds depth and sophistication. 

Our Classic FS - C program is a premium satin matte lacquer made from 12 coats of paint, completed beautiful uniformly curved edges.  It is a truly ‘classic’ staple in our collection. 

The popular Topos collection showcases natural wood veneers in nine exquisite finishes, featuring oak, ash, walnut, and elm. The application of real wood with slight variation in grain produces an intimate, organic feel, adding depth and fluidity to any space. 

The Bossa program consists of a vertically structured wood front surface. Protruding, linear ridges give the veneer a distinct dimension and highly expressive character.⁠ The program is available in two finishes: Walnut, and Alpine Oak for cabinetry or wall cladding design.

This program features natural wood veneer with black-dyed grooves in an irregular pattern, adding striking interest and sophistication to our beautiful Leicht luxury kitchens.  Bahia is available in elm, ash, or walnut for German kitchen cabinets or unique wall cladding finish. 

A super-matte lacquer finish with a fingerprint-resistant effect. The Bondi program has beautiful rounded plastic edges.

The meticulously hand-applied concrete is sealed with matte lacquer. All edges are sprayed with a concrete finish for a seamless effect. Our Leicht concrete finishing program creates the perfect balance between industrial and organic materiality. 

Our Synthia program is a textured wood laminate.  This beautiful material is a scratch-resistant, melamine resin-covered laminate with a wood pattern and texture. The edges are made using laser technology, producing a finished product with flawless precision and extreme durability.

This oak veneered front with varying horizontal plank widths and staggered thicknesses, creates movement and character to the architectural kitchen design All edges are faced in wood. 

The  Largo FG program material is a brilliant high gloss lacquer, offering a sleek and modern aesthetic. Its surface amplifies light and creates a stunning visual impact on any kitchen space. It is easy to clean and durable making it an excellent choice for kitchen cabinets.

This program material is made of a durable melamine resin-covered laminate front with a gorgeous matte finish and laser-finished radiused edges.

This Kera program is a porcelain ceramic that is crafted from entirely natural ingredients, blending clay, feldspar, and quartz sand.  Through advanced manufacturing methods, these elements are heated to over a thousand degrees, forming a remarkably uniform and durable material. Making every luxury kitchen a true masterpiece