Registration for KBIS Now Open

Orlando, Fla., February. 8-10, 2022

 

HACKETTSTOWN, NJ The National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA) has opened registration for the 2022 Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS): Where the Future is Defined. The annual event, owned by the NKBA and produced by Emerald Expositions, is the largest North American trade expo and networking opportunity for kitchen and bath industry professionals.

Building on the success of a nine-year partnership with the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) International Builders’ Show (IBS) to create Design & Construction Week® (DCW), KBIS and IBS will co-locate at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, FL, from Feb. 8 -10, 2022. The two shows are expected to feature over 800,000 net square feet of exhibit space and showcase more than 1,000 design and construction brands.

Sign up for KBIS here; NKBA members register for free during the month of September.

The NKBA and Emerald Expositions are committed to creating an event experience where customers, partners and employees can safely and effectively conduct business in person, the agencies not. As a result, the CDC COVID-19 health and safety measures and protocols will be followed. A detailed list of precautionary measures being implemented for KBIS 2022 can be found in the KBIS Health & Safety Plan here.

In addition, the host site of KBIS 2022, the OCCC was one of the first facilities in the country to receive the Global Biorisk Advisory Council (GBAC) Star accreditation on outbreak prevention, response and recovery. Since receiving this distinction, the OCCC has instituted the industry’s highest standards for cleaning and disinfecting, it was noted.

The KBIS 2022 expo will include over 380,500 NSF and feature an expected 450 exhibitors, including legacy brands like GE Appliances, Kohler and SKS. Additionally, more than 40 new exhibitors such as Lefroy Brooks and CopperSmith will occupy nearly 20,000 NSF. More than 85 global brands from Germany, Italy, Turkey, Spain, Taiwan, China, Mexico and Poland will also be present.

“We are very much looking forward to getting the industry back together at the start of the new year,” said Suzie Williford, NKBA exec. v.p. & CSO. “KBIS is not only a place for old friends and colleagues to have the chance to catch up, but also a chance for new faces to become part of this talented and inclusive community.”

“We’ve had such a great turnout in Orlando in past years and are excited to host this much-anticipated event in person again,” said Jason McGraw, CAE, CTS, group v.p., KBIS and CEDIA Expo, Emerald. “KBIS 2022 is slated to be one of the most impactful events of the industry, filled with the latest innovative products and programming. We strongly recommend attendees register early to take advantage of discounted registration and hotel rates.”

 September: registration is free for NKBA members, $50 for non-members;

Oct. 1- Dec. 10: Early Bird Rates — $50 for NKBA members, $100 for non-members;

Dec. 11-Feb. 7: Advance Rates — $100 for NKBA members, $175 for non-members;

Feb. 8-10: Onsite Rates — $150 for NKBA members, $225 for non-members.

Expo and 3-day VFTI pass (access to all sessions plus on-demand program): $350 for NKBA members, $525 for non-members.

 

 

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Kitchen Magic Expands Services to Other Rooms

NAZARETH, PA — Kitchen Magic, the Nazareth, PA-based kitchen remodeling/refacing company, has expanded its remodeling services to tackle additional rooms in the home, the company announced.

The company’s expanded efforts include solutions for laundry rooms, pantries and storage solutions throughout the home, Kitchen Magic said. To complement this initiative, the company has launched a new line of affordable cabinetry named Barwen. Homeowners will also have access to custom cabinet upgrades, according to Kitchen Magic, which serves Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island.

“The initiative to apply 40+ years of innovation and experience to rooms beyond the kitchen was put into motion as the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns uncovered emerging client needs aimed at making homes more efficient in the work-from-home era,” said Kitchen Magic President Brett Bacho. “We jumped at the opportunity to create solutions that streamline and declutter the home … as well as introduce Kitchen Magic to a wider group of homeowners seeking remodeling.”

 

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Spotlight Kitchens of August – New Cabinetry

  • Project Location: Sand Key, FL
  • Remodel type: New Cabinetry
  • Type of door style: Shaker
  • Remodel style: Modern
  • Color: White
  • Countertop: Quartz
  • Countertop color: Britannica Gold
  • Backsplash: Reflective Mosaic

For more information about this project, please visit Kitchen Solvers of the Gulf Coast’s Gallery page.

  • Project Location: Eau Claire, WI
  • Remodel type: New Cabinetry
  • Type of door style: Scandia Flat Front
  • Remodel style: Modern
  • Color: Pewter
  • Door Material: Maple
  • Countertop: High Definition laminate
  • Countertop Color: Marmo Bianco
  • Backsplash: 3×6 white subway tile

For more information about this project, please visit Kitchen Solvers of the Eau Claire’s Gallery page.

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Spotlight Kitchens of August – Cabinet Refacing

  • Project Location: Mundelein, IL
  • Remodel type: Cabinet Refacing
  • Type of door style: Raised Panel
  • Remodel style: Traditional
  • Color: Nutmeg Stain
  • Door Material:  Cherry
  • Countertop: Quartz
  • Countertop color: Toasted Almond
  • Backsplash: Zen Ease Mosaic

For more information about this project, please visit Kitchen Solvers of Grayslake’s Gallery page.

  • Project Location: Spring Grove, IL
  • Remodel type: Cabinet Refacing
  • Type of door style: Shaker Bevel
  • Remodel style: Modern
  • Color: Stratus Super Matte White 3D Laminate

For more information about this project, please visit Kitchen Solvers of Grayslake’s Gallery page.

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Bubbling Up

At a time when activities and stress abound, the escape to the bath has never been more pronounced. While a warm soak is usually a welcome respite, many homeowners still crave the massaging waters of a jetted tub to soothe aching muscles and psyches.

The interest in freestanding soakers has allowed the tub to inch its way back into bathroom design. The bonus to that is the fact that many manufacturers provide a range of options that can be incorporated into the tub, allowing bathing to be elevated to a truly personalized experience.

Among the trends in spa baths are the following:

–Many soaking tubs include options that can be added, such as air injection, whirlpools and massage jets, all designed to customize the bathing experience.

–Several new technologies include tiny bubble enhancements that soften skin while providing a relaxing soak.

–The latest jetted systems employ technology that keeps the pipes cleaner and accessible for easier maintenance.

–Many spa tubs also incorporate elements such as mood lighting/chromatherapy and aromatherapy for greater relaxation.

–Ergonomics is key to comfort in the bath, and today’s tubs feature backrests, slanted designs and armrests to provide the body with the ultimate experience.

–Tub sizes are being adjusted to fit today’s bathrooms, with designs ranging from 60” to fit into standard tub spaces all the way up to fixtures that will fit two bathers comfortably.

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