This year’s winning products – encompassing our overall Kitchen and Bath nods and 27 categories – included many easy, clever solutions that work behind the scenes. This year, the judges went outside the box and chose several offerings that don’t necessarily take center stage. Several of our winners debuted at KBIS 2025.
A lightweight concrete tub was singled out because its overflow is concealed, and a power grommet was chosen for its ability to retract into and blend in the with countertop. In the kitchen, a drawer organizer with magnetic pegs won a nod, as did a fixture with push-to-conceal handles. In the bathroom, a lavatory trap got high marks for aesthetic merit, and the judges loved a no-wiggle hardware solution.
Shapes are all the rage this year, as seen in an arched medicine cabinet, a square choice for downlights, a new cement surfacing option and a new twist on decorative hardware. And personalization and customization are still trending.
We are so excited to congratulate this year’s KBB Product Awards winners!
2025 Product Awards Bathroom Product of the Year: VAST Studio Concrete Tub
Concrete is making its way into today’s homes in myriad ways, and this year’s overall bath product winner (and Tub category front-runner) is following suit. Our judges were impressed by the thin-walled tub with an overflow – something a little extra that hasn’t been typically available. The made-in-the-USA Concrete Tub from VAST Studio comes with an integrated overflow system installed in the tub body for a clean look with no external hardware. The fixture features metal accents like brass, copper or stainless steel – mixing sculptural design with an industrial edge. It is created with U.S.-sourced concrete, plaster and metal – materials that offer durability, thermal retention and wear resistance. The company’s concrete mix and casting techniques produce a lightweight concrete tub, and its material composition and internal structure make it easier for the fixture to be transported and installed. vaststudio.com
2025 Product Awards Kitchen Product of the Year: Hettich FurnSpin
A big hit at KBIS 2025, this year’s overall kitchen product winner – also the Functional Storage & Hardware victor – was also popular with our judges for its versatility, ease of use and reasonable price point. FurnSpin from Hettich allows cabinets to rotate, so they can either hide or reveal what’s inside with a simple tap. A balanced torque prevents movement of even the lightest objects during the “spin,” and popular applications are for storing delicate glasses and bottles in a bar area and concealing and accessing cluttered bathroom cabinets when guests are visiting.FurnSpin offers all the usual bells and whistles, including soft-close and push-to-open features, which supports handleless cabinet design. hettich.com/en-us/home
—Chelsie Butler, Executive Editor, KBB
Photos by the brands unless otherwise indicated.
Photo credits: Adam Gibson, Jeremy Jones, Colleen Scott and Meredith Weiss
Meet the 2025 KBB Product Awards Judges
Adam Gibson, CMKBD, CLIPP, CAPS, is principal of Adam Gibson Design in Carmel, Ind. He and his firm bring an outside-the-box imagination, an ear attuned to their clients’ needs, eco-friendly technologies and the desire to create a healthy environment in each design. His experience as a former general contractor enables him to design for real life. Gibson is also a professional photographer.
Jeremy Jones created Atlanta-based Jones Design Associates in 2013, providing an outlet for his passion of developing award-winning and successful design projects. He has served as a student advisor at the Savannah College of Art and Design, and his projects have won numerous awards. Jones is an extensive world traveler, an avid skier and enjoys photography, cooking as well as entertaining family and friends.
Veronica Solomon is the CEO and principal interior designer of the Sealy, Texas-based Casa Vilora Interiors team. She is a design blogger and influencer, an interior design business mentor to a community of 5,600+ interior designers worldwide and was past president of the Interior Design Society’s Houston Chapter. Solomon is a mother of two amazing children and a feisty chiweenie named Rufus.
Meredith Weiss is the founder of Merri Interiors in Commack, N.Y. The award-winning designer creates spaces that feel uniquely personal, inspired by her own journey as a designer and single mother of two. Weiss explores opportunities to share her story through public speaking and media contributions and hopes her journey can inspire other women to reclaim their voice, trust their instincts and design a life they love from the inside out.
