This year’s show was a huge success, with more than 43,000 registered attendees and 700 exhibitors showing their best and brightest products at KBIS 2025. Planning for the 2026 show – to be held at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando from Feb. 17-19, 2026 – is already underway. Attendees can look forward to multiple dynamic and immersive activations that will reflect the indoor/outdoor experience at the venue.
“Official KBIS planning starts the moment the current show wraps; sometimes even before!” said Heather Shannon, SVP of marketing & communications for the National Kitchen & Bath Association, the owner of KBIS. “Many people assume show planning begins just a few months before doors open, but it’s truly a year-round effort to make KBIS the best experience possible for our attendees, exhibitors and partners.”
KBIS 2025 By-the-Numbers
- 43,000+ registered visitors
- Nearly 700 exhibitors
- More than 500,000 net square feet of exhibit space
- 150+ first-time exhibitors
- Nearly 270 international exhibitors
KBIS 2025 Best Booths
This year’s exhibitors pulled out all the stops with their innovative and creative booth designs featuring mixed materials, color blocking and personalization. Thanks to this year’s judges: Nar Bustamante (Nar Fine Cabinetry), Christopher Grubb (Arch-Interiors Design Group) and Rachel Hutchens, CMKBD (Maven Home Interiors).
Best of Show: Kohler
The 16,000-square-foot booth was about creating immersive and engaging experiences across the brand’s entire portfolio. “We were honored to have been recognized with the KBIS Best Booth award in 2023 and 2024 – especially with the high bar our fellow exhibitors continue to set each year – so our biggest challenge was finding ways to deliver ‘did you see that?’ moments for our guests amid those rising expectations,” said Jason Keller, Kohler marketing manager. “But the creativity of our design/build teams showed through with inspiring trend spaces, jaw-dropping water features and an intricate art display in the center of it all that perfectly captured the Kohler experience.”
- Best Booth Small: Kember Interiors
- Best Booth Medium: Kichler
- Best Booth Large: Cosentino
- Best Booth Honorable Mentions: Dal-Tile & GE Brands (Café, Monogram, GE Profile)
2025 Best of KBIS Winners
Photo credit: Effe Perfect Wellness
Best in Show: ALADDIN by Effe Perfect Wellness
This product without a doubt was certainly best in show, as it’s such a beautiful and unique-looking sauna. The styling and details are beautiful and very elevated. Additionally, as wellness in design is something that’s definitely at the forefront right now, what a perfect item to incorporate into the home.”
Alena Capra, Principal, Alena Capra Designs
- Style Statement: Kitchen – Gold: Vera Deluxe Workstation Kitchen Sink by TopZero
- Style Statement: Bath – Gold: James Martin Vanities x Cosentino x FreePower Collaboration
- Game-Changing Innovation – Gold: VIBE by LifeValetIreland
- Most Functional Find – Gold: SPACE STEP by Blum
- Sustainable Standout – Gold: Landshapes Tile by Kohler WasteLAB x Daniel Arsham
- Wellness Trailblazer – Gold: Kohler x Remedy Place Ice Bath by Kohler
- Style Statement: Kitchen – Silver: Billet Kitchen Faucet Collection by Kohler
- Style Statement: Bath – Silver: Guise Collection by Kallista
- Game-Changing Innovation – Silver: CERAN Luminoir TFT by SCHOTT
- Most Functional Find – Silver: FurnSpin by Hettich
- Sustainable Standout – Silver: Le Chic Bohème by Silestone XM
- Wellness Trailblazer – Silver: Hot/Cold Plunge Indoor Tub by EMPAVA
KBB Editors’ Favorite Products at KBIS 2025
With the ComfortSwing from HETTICH, the user can raise or lower the bottom dishwasher basket for ease of use and optimum accessibility. Its slim design maximizes the internal capacity of the appliance, and the simple lifting mechanism – which eliminates the need to bend down – can be locked into place when emptying or filling the unit. hettich.com
FABUWOOD’s Desert Oak finish brings the great outdoors inside the home with its natural woodgrain at a reasonable price point. The coveted finish offers a timeless look that is also fresh and sophisticated, and it available in the company’s Luna and Galaxy lines. fabuwood.com
MOEN’s Cambium Collection for the bath was inspired by the rings that signify tree growth and plays into today’s desire for fluted patterns and mixed metals. The bath suite includes faucets, shower fixtures, tub fillers and various accessories that are all ADA compliant and meet WaterSense criteria. Offered in five finishes. moen.com
The KRAUS Waterfall Decktop Accessory Faucet is installed as part of a workstation sink. Its low-profile compact design can operate simultaneously with the main faucet, stretching prep capabilities. kraususa.com
Locating the overflow on the inside of the front wall of the TOTO Kiwami Asymmetric Sink hides it from sight, maintaining the elegant form and smooth matte finish of the unit. Coordinating drain covers are available for the bathroom vessel. totousa.com
KARRAN’s silicone sink mat for the bathroom is a safe solution on which to place your heated hair products – up to 400 degrees – without burning a vanity or sink surface. It also features ridges to keep toiletries and makeup in place. The foldable cover is also portable for traveling; available in a variety of colors. karran.com
