We have created an edit of new product launches from the North American KBIS exhibition relevant to UK kitchen and bathroom designers

Covering 500,000sqft of the Las Vegas Conference Centre, North American trade show Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) featured over 700 exhibitors.

The show featured well-known American brands, including those available in the UK, and some that may be a little less familiar, but which can ship overseas.

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These were shown alongside more than 200 international exhibitors, and over 100 new exhibitors in 2025 alone.

Here are  six hot picks which caught our eye at the exhibition and which may be useful to your business.

1. The Copper Shower Company

Returning to KBIS, with its line of handcrafted copper surrounds, The Copper Shower Company launched U-Shaped and Spiral Indoor/Outdoor model.

It showcased new finishes and textures, with its U-shaped model shown in a dark patina and hammered finish and its Spiral model with custom trim pieces.

These were joined by bathtub surrounds and custom shower niches.

The Copper Shower Company can ship to the UK.

2. Neolith

Sinitered stone manufacturer Neolith showcased its latest surfaces, as part of its Atmosphere: Breeze of Innovation campaign, alongside the debut of The Vanessa Deleon Edit, a nine-strong collection.

An interplay of mirrors at the entrance of Neolith’s stand, demonstrated the “infinite” potential of design, as Neolith can be used for countertops, vanities, showers, cabinetry, floors, walls and outdoor facades.

Neolith unveiled WhiteSands, Rapolano, Artisan, and Ignea, and during KBIS Vanessa DeLeon shared insights on her favourite Neolith colours and sparked engaging discussions with fellow designers.

3. Xtone

Part of Porcelanosa group, specialist of large format porcelain and natural stone surfaces Xtone debuted several new designs at KBIS 2025.

The launches included Amazonite (pictured), known to Egyptians as the stone of hope it features a turquoise hue with brownish and grey tones in a polished finish.

This was joined by Breccia Imperiale, a dark-toned quartzite with a black background intermixed with coppery tones.

4. Officine Gullo

On a stand of about 140 sqm, Luxury Italian kitchen brand Officine Gullo showcased kitchen settings featuring appliances and metal, custom-made cabinetry.

These were joined by the Fiorentina collection, with three cooking ranges displayed in soft pastel tones, each paired with a matching hood and finishes, including 24K gold.

For the first time, Officine Gullo showcased its new Dolce Vita steel cooking range collection (pictured), designed for US builders and developers, with three 36” ranges in a choice of Polished Chrome, Burnished Brass, and Gunmetal.

Completing the booth was a freestanding barbecue for outdoor kitchens, and a selection of kitchen taps.

5. House of Rohl

KBIS 2025 was the first time House of Rohl showcased all seven of its brands, including recent additions of luxury hardware companies Emtek and Schaub, on one stand.

With stand vignettes designed by Xander Noori, they were joined by House of Rohl which launched the 30th anniversary collection of Authentica by Riobel (pictured), a range of Art Deco-inspired kitchen and bathroom brassware –  not yet scheduled for UK release.

The stand also saw the expansion of the Rohl Apothecary bathroom brassware, which draws inspiration from old pharmacy bottles, with a kitchen collection spanning taps and pot fillets.

These were joined by notable and new collections of the Riobel Fonsa Quartz Sink Black, alongside Shaws Ribchester Double Bowl Apron Front Sink.

6. Midea

Kitchen appliance manufacturer Midea unveiled two freestanding refrigeration models at KBIS 2025.

It included the 50/50 Flex 3-Way Convertible Freezer, which allows users to change between a full freezer, a full refrigerator, or both at the touch of a button.

It offers 56 litres of customisable space, with adjustable shelves and door bins.

While The OneTouch AutoFill™ French Door Refrigerator (MRF29D9AST) claimed to introduce an industry-first auto-sensing ice and water dispenser, which detects a cup, bottle, or tumbler and automatically fills it without overflowing.

In addition, it can be connected to the Midea SmartHome app so users can monitor the fridge temperature and receive reminders to restock essentials.