Discover Innovations from the 2023 Kitchen and Bath Industry Show (KBIS)

While there were so many wonderful booths to explore and we can’t name every single one, here are some highlights of our favorite booths found at the 2023 KBIS:

Voted best booth at KBIS, Kohler had a fun, interactive display, celebrating their 150th anniversary of color, design and innovation. Paying homage to their history, on display were toilets in a rainbow of heritage colors, and guests were invited to vote on their favorites. Chair and CEO David Kohler announced at KBIS that spring green and peachblow were the favorites, and that these two colors will be making a comeback.

Monogram Designer Collection x Richard T. Anuszkiewicz

Another booth that was a crowd-pleaser was for Monogram, featuring the Monogram Designer Collection x Richard T. Anuszkiewicz. Renowned interior designer and Monogram Creative Director, Richard T. Anuszkiewicz, had a focus on two themes—titanium and brass—for  customizable options for ventilation hoods, refrigerator panels and handles. The full booth experience included a bakery and bar, two kitchens, a wine room and a courtyard.

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Cambria, maker of luxury quartz surfaces, had on display never-before-seen designs, showcasing new textures, tones and aesthetics. Similarly, Delta shared their newest innovations, including the ProClean Hand Shower, which can spray at a high pressure and speed to quickly clean your shower.

While Pantone says the color of the year is Viva Magenta, Benjamin Moore proudly displays their own take on the color of the year at KBIS—Raspberry Blush. Emtek, a partner from the winter 2020 ICONIC Haus, shared a new line of innovations including a mix of levers, knobs and other cabinet hardware.

Brizo

In the land of refrigerators, the ICONIC LIFE Team fell head over heels for SMEG’s Italian heritage, fun colors and ICONIC shape. Offering a fridge to please the whiskey-lover in your life, LG presented the LG Craft Ice dual ice maker refrigerator, which can create ice balls for craft drinks.

Moving into bathroom displays, House of Rohl had an impressive booth sharing their latest innovations in sinks, faucets, tub fillers, accessories and shower solutions. Toto made their mark at KBIS with their display of a ginormous bathtub with massage jets and rain shower designs. Brizo had an awesome display of products, including a programmable shower—the SensoriPlus Digital Thermostatic Custom Shower—with settings for up to four people.

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The best way to get around KBIS was using the newly opened Vegas Loop, which features two separate one-way, .8-mile-long tunnels built to accommodate Tesla vehicles. The Loop allowed the ICONIC LIFE team to travel in a less than two-minute ride, versus a 25 minute walk.