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Kbb Birmingham 2022 presents latest products from kitchen, bedroom and bathroom brands
Promotion: more than 200 brands are exhibiting their latest products for kitchens, bathrooms and bedrooms at Kbb Birmingham, one of Europe's largest design exhibitions.
Taking place 6-9 March, Kbb Birmingham will exhibit "the latest innovations and cutting-edge design", including kitchen appliances, paints, worktops, lighting collections and products for flooring and walls.
The event will also present the latest trends in design, including smart and touchless solutions, recycled and sustainable materials, products and colours informed by nature, black kitchens and unusual tile shapes and designs.
Tile brand Ca' Pietra will be launching a number of tile ranges
"Over the last couple of years, our needs and requirements for the kitchen, bathroom and bedroom space have changed," said Kbb Birmingham creative director Andy Bishop.
"Consumers are looking for good design and style but also practicality and sustainability," he continued.
"Our exhibitors will be showcasing their take on these trends, and we look forward to seeing what they have in store for attendees in 2022."
Verona will showcase a number of geometric tiles
Many brands intend to launch new products at the show, including tile brand Ca' Pietra, which will be launching a geometric patterned tile collection called Loft Vintage.
Lighting brand Häfele will present its Loox 5, an LED lighting system that can be integrated into units and furniture.
Lighting brand Keuco has launched a shower light
Rotpunkt Küchen is set to exhibit several products throughout the event, such as its Memory RI doors, Matt lacquer anti-fingerprint doors and new Fenix colour range.
Tile and flooring brand Verona will also be launching a number of tile ranges, including Grande Slim, a collection of large porcelain tiles for floors and walls.
Rotpunkt Küchen will exhibit several products including their matt black kitchens, one of Kbb Birmingham's design trends
"We are looking forward to reuniting the Kbb industry for four days of unrivalled networking and specifying," said Kbb Birmingham sales director Jon Johnson.
"For many of our exhibitors, this will be the first opportunity they've had to showcase their latest products and services, following an unprecedented two years," he continued.
"Kbb Birmingham offers an unbeatable opportunity for our community to meet in-person with valued partners, colleagues and visitors – we can't wait to welcome everyone back."
Bathroom brand Villeroy and Boch will present a number of tiles
As part of the event, organisers Informa Markets have introduced Informa AllSecure, "a series of best practice guidelines and industry standards for all event teams to adopt post-Covid-19".
All of the venue's aisles have been widened to four metres across the floor to allow for distancing. Exhibitor and visitor badges will be replaced with digital ones, which can be accessed by a smartphone.
"Our Informa AllSecure guidelines ensure enhanced health and safety standards," said Johnson. "Whether they are exhibitors, visitors, speakers or sponsors, we want all our customers to come to Kbb Birmingham to connect, learn and do business, safely and with confidence."
Acquabella will present its On-top XL Sink Range
Kbb Birmingham is a biennial event that takes place at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham.
For more information or to exhibit or register interest, visit Kbb Birmingham's website.
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Ten white kitchens with clean and bright interiors
Our latest lookbook highlights 10 homes from the Dezeen archive that feature white kitchens including a Brooklyn townhouse and home in Switzerland.
White kitchens can provide homes with a minimal and clean look as well as brightening rooms in spaces where light may be limited.
The kitchens in these projects range from paired back and minimal to rustic and textural and are often combined with pops of colour through kitchen finishings and hardware.
This is the latest in our Dezeen Lookbooks series providing curated visual inspiration from Dezeen's image archive. For more inspiration see previous lookbooks showcasing modernist living rooms, kitchen extensions and homes designed by architects and designers.
Bartolomeu Dias House, Portugal by Aurora Arquitectos
Located in Lisbon, this Portuguese townhouse renovated by Aurora Arquitectos combines paired-back interiors with original Portuguese finishings.
The kitchen has a largely neutral palette with white walls, white cabinetry and beige work surfaces. Original tiling on the floor was restored to give the kitchen subtle pops of green.
Find out more about Bartolomeu Dias House ›
Pyramid House, Switzerland, by DF_DC
The kitchen at the monolithic Pyramid House by DF_DC was oriented to look out onto the home's garden.
Cabinetry walls and worktops were finished in white and placed on top of a pale concrete floor. A large island at the centre of the space contains a built-in sink, faucet and also an electric hob. A wooden plane extends from the island and forms a breakfast bar.
Find out more about Pyramid House ›
Sackett Street townhouse, US, by The Brooklyn Home Company
Located in New York's Carroll Gardens neighbourhood, Sackett Street townhouse combines a rustic and contemporary aesthetic.
The kitchen, which is set beneath whitewashed ceiling beams, features Pietra Cardosa countertops, a range cooker and metallic fixtures that contrast against its white cabinetry and walls.
Find out more about Sackett Street townhouse ›
Ledge House, US, by Desai Chia Architecture
New York practice Desai Chia Architecture blanketed the interior of Ledge House in Connecticut in pale materials and finishes.
The open plan kitchen is divided from the living space by a large linear island fitted with a grey coloured countertop. The island faces a wall of full-height white cabinetry that discreetly conceals appliances.
Find out more about Ledge House ›
Studio apartment, Russia, by Ruetemple
Oak furnishings and finishing were paired with white-washed walls and white cabinetry in the kitchen of this Moscow studio apartment designed by Ruetemple.
Built-in cabinetry crafted from solid oak marks contrasts the largely white. A small dining table extends from the wall between the kitchen and bedroom to clearly divide the spaces.
Find out more about the studio apartment ›
Swedish house, Sweden, by Sandellsandberg
Ranged along a single wall below a mezzanine level, this kitchen designed by Swedish studio Sandellsandberg combines white cabinetry and veined marble countertops.
Its open plan design makes the most of the home's small and compact plan. Overhead lighting is suspended from the dropped ceiling above an island that doubles as a breakfast bar.
Find out more about the Swedish house ›
Comandante Ferraz Antarctic Station, Antarctica, by Estúdio 41
Much like the majority of this prefabricated Antarctic research station, the kitchen is comprised of only the essential furnishings, finishings and functions.
The room, which is rectangular in shape, features a glazed wall that opens to a terrace and frames views of the frozen landscape. A sink and worktop are contained within one unit with a single row of cabinetry fitted below.
Find out more about Comandante Ferraz Antarctic Station ›
TS-H_01, Switzerland, by Tom Strala
Architect Tom Strala used a neutral and minimal material palette for the interior of this family home near Bern.
Bold, clean lines define the kitchen with rows of white cabinetry and wooden details spanning beneath worktops. Recessed and sunken handles and fixtures provide a sleek and minimal look.
South Yarra Townhouse, Australia, by Winter Architecture
Clean white lines and shapes fill the kitchen at this townhouse in Melbourne by Winter Architecture. The kitchen has an all-white palette that is defined by its use of different textures and finishes.
Black finishes and furnishings, including slender breakfast bar stools and a sculptural overhead pendant light, juxtapose the stark white cabinetry and tiling.
Find out more about South Yarra Townhouse ›
This kitchen dining room in this apartment is zoned by its use of poured concrete flooring and cabinetry that contrasts against the wood-lined living area.
White cabinetry units are ranged above and below a marble countertop and splashback with wall-mounted cabinetry staggered near the window to allow light to enter as well as open.
This is the latest in our series of lookbooks providing curated visual inspiration from Dezeen's image archive. For more inspiration see previous lookbooks showcasinghomes centred around courtyards, original hotel bathrooms and glass block walls.
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