BAHIA

The innovation lies in a coated front that features a striking surface with vertical grooves. Although BAHIA takes reference from LEICHT’s renowned BOSSA surface program, it has a fundamental difference in design: beyond the contrast between the protruding surface and the carved area, what is distinctive about BAHIA is how it combines two seemingly opposing elements.

On a single front, the carvings do not follow a symmetrical pattern, but when several are placed together, they form a uniform pattern reminiscent of a fan. The individual cabinets appear to merge into a single piece thanks to the dark vertical cutouts and traditional vertical joint width, making the carved areas and joints indistinguishable, achieving an impeccable camouflage.