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Product description

Concrete has character. Familiar as a rough surface outdoors, it is a fascinating feature for interiors thanks to its unique, authentic appearance. LEICHT uses the material with its pleasant structure and vital-looking surface to advantage in Concrete and, in combination with glass and wood, has created elegant kitchen architecture. Enjoy the new kitchen island with integrated table.

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