KBIS 2025 Recap
We attended the biggest kitchen and bath trade show of the year. Here's everything worth knowing — from hottest new products to the trends shaping 2025.
Our Team Walked the Show Floor So You Do Not Have To
Every year, the Kitchen and Bath Industry Show brings together the biggest names in the business under one roof. Our design team spent several days walking the floor, testing new products firsthand and talking with manufacturers about what is actually changing in kitchen and bath design, not just what looks good in a press release.
The takeaway from 2025 is that trends are moving toward warmth and texture after several years of stark, all white minimalism. Homeowners are asking for spaces that feel collected and personal, not showroom perfect.
This year felt less about chasing the next big trend and more about products that are actually built to last. That is a shift we are glad to see.
What Stood Out on the Floor
Warm wood tones made a strong return, paired with matte black and brushed brass hardware instead of the polished chrome that dominated recent years. Textured tile, especially in earthy greens and terracotta, showed up on nearly every major booth. Smart home integration also continued to mature, with faucets, lighting and ventilation systems that connect to a single app rather than three different ones.
On the appliance side, induction cooktops had a bigger presence than ever, and several manufacturers introduced quieter, more efficient ventilation hoods designed to disappear visually into custom cabinetry.
See the New Products in Person
Many of the fixtures and finishes we saw at the show are already on order for our showrooms. Ask your design consultant which new products have arrived so you can see and touch them before you decide.
The Trends We Expect to Stick
A few themes we expect to matter most through the rest of 2025:
- Warm wood tones paired with matte black or brushed brass hardware
- Textured, earth toned tile in kitchens and bathrooms alike
- Single app smart home integration across fixtures and appliances
- Quieter, more efficient ventilation built into custom cabinetry
We will keep bringing the best of what we see at shows like KBIS back to our own showrooms, so you do not have to travel to see what is next. Stop by anytime to see what has already landed.
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