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  4. Individuals who complete surveys Mediabookers has issued or commissioned
  5. Individuals who enter competitions Mediabookers has issued or commissioned
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kbb Birmingham 2020 featured the UK’s largest collection of KBB brands under one roof and offered a vast selection of innovation and choice. Falling during the early stages of the Coronavirus pandemic, exhibitors and visitors were interacting with care in line with the advice at the time. The show floor reflected key industry design trends, such as personalisation and customisation, with sustainability taking centre stage. For the bathroom sector, kbb once again proved the ideal platform to launch the latest collections.

With the virus impacting on every aspect of the kbb industry, from manufacture to delivery, it is clear this year’s kkb exhibition would be one of the last industry shows to take place for some time. We have already seen the KBB community responding and adapting to this ‘new reality’, with all those involved in manufacturing, distribution, retail, specification and design considering new ways to fulfil an altered ‘supply and demand’ landscape. 

So, if you are looking for fresh inspiration, why not take a few minutes out to take a look at our top picks from the show?

T O P   P I C K S     From K B B 2020

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Clerkenwell Design Week 2024

Clerkenwell Design Week (CDW) is a London-based free design festival that returned last month for its 13th edition. Diane Larner attended the event and collated six inspirational bathroom highlights from […]

Kbb Birmingham 2024 Acquabella

Kbb Birmingham 2024

Kbb Birmingham 2024 attracted over 17,150 visitors and reported its most impressive turnout in ten years. Diane Larner attended the show and has curated six noteworthy highlights from the event.

Clerkenwell CDW

Clerkenwell Design Week 2023

Clerkenwell Design Week returned last month and welcomed 37,725 visitors. Diane Larner attended and collated six inspirational bathroom highlights.

Dansani

Dansani launches YOU at kbb

Denmark bathroom manufacturer Dansani showcased its latest collection at kbb. YOU offers three different styles that can be combined to deliver a variety of design combinations to suit any project. Vintage, […]

Virtual Worlds

Virtual Worlds 4D Theatre – the appliance of science in design

Many visitors to kbb Birmingham enjoyed their first experience of using virtual reality nas a bathroom and kitchen design tool.

Abode Antique brass finish

Antique brass finish from Abode

In an exquisite Antique Brass finish, the new Serenitie brassware collection from Abode makes a strikingly elegant impression.

Mark Gordon

Mark Gordon, Director kbb Birmingham

We are delighted that kbb 2020 has delivered so positively for exhibitors and visitors in all areas. The exceptionally strong turnout of visitors throughout the four day show has reinforced our position as the KBB industry’s biggest forum in the UK and shown that it’s not only a place to do business, but is a vital source of inspiring new innovation and design in the KBB sector.”

Olivia Maycock, Retail Marketing Manager, Sottini

“Shows like kbb are incredibly important to Sottini as they present the perfect opportunity for us to share and demonstrate a wide variety of new additions and our existing Italian-inspired products with key retailers and media.


 “To maximise our presence, we ensure our design DNA is a core feature throughout our stands at trade shows. This allows us to create elegant environments based on simplicity and sophistication, reflecting our entire portfolio. This means that we can effectively showcase our products in their intended settings, providing a serene and aspirational experience for visitors amongst the surrounding hustle and bustle. We always aim to demonstrate the continuing design vision, innovation and creativity that goes into all our ranges and the way they develop over time. Our integral core message across Sottini is all about beautiful bathrooms, and the celebration of our passion for balance between beauty, craft and elegance.

“Shows such as kbb also provide valuable opportunities for our sales team in terms of networking – they’re always looking discuss the latest bathroom trends and engage with attendees, potential customers and current clients to learn more about their needs, focuses, and how Sottini can meet and deliver them.”

For more information about Sottini, visit: www.sottini.co.uk. 

Time to take a deep breath and relax, because if you look closely at popular trends, you wouldn’t be alone in concluding that manufacturers feel we are all ‘far too stressed out’ for our own good and so, they continue to craft the ideal bathroom sanctuary.

Duravit

The trend for an ‘all-white’ bathroom is no longer so popular, so instead subtle light tones and natural finishes can help create a serene and mindful de-stress zone.

Duravit (pictured left) suggests blending calm white with gentle beige to help to create a contemporary, urban feel. Or, for a touch of boutique beauty, Duravit uses shades of white within its new Duravit Viu/XViu and Happy D.2 Plus bathroom ranges.  This subtle, understated look creates scope for both individual design and creative options. 

Saneux is delivering an elegant mix of cotton white, dove grey and delightful Prussian Blue. Comprising of ceramic basins and carefully hand-crafted floor-standing units, the SOFIA range features simple and clean shaker doors, Saneux’s designers wanted to provide users with a more detailed and delicate traditional collection. 

When it comes to finishes, Utopia’s Contemporary fitted range has been designed to let the consumer select their own mix of contrasting colours and textures in order to create any number of style combinations.

Alongside gentle tones and contrasting finishes, clean lines and ‘shaker style’ cabinetry help fashion an unfussy feel. When paired with freestanding designs, it’s easy to deliver a sense of space. For example, VitrA’s Valarte delivers timeless shaker style, that works beautifully in both modern or traditional bathrooms.

I feel better already.

VitrA Bathroom Furniture

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Mediabookers Ltd. (MB), acting as the data controller, prioritises the privacy of its Users, defined as individuals who read and access any MB website or are customers, clients, or part of its database. We are dedicated to safeguarding your personal data and privacy.

This policy applies to all current MB brands, including www.bathroom-review.co.uk and www.kitchens-review.co.uk, registered at Bolney Place, Cowfold Road, Bolney, West Sussex, RH17 5QT.

Our Privacy Policy outlines how we collect and utilise your data to deliver our products and services. Version 2.2 of this Privacy Policy became effective on May 1, 2018, and was last updated on May 1, 2024

This Privacy Policy explains how we collect and use your data to provide our products and services:

Contents

Introduction 
What personal information is held about you and how do we use it? 
·     Information that you provide to us
·     Information provided to us by 3rd parties
How long will you retain my personal information?
How will my personal information be shared?
How is my personal information kept secure?
What are my choices with my personal information?
How we use cookies on the Mediabookers websites
Your right to lodge a complaint with ICO
Changes to this Policy
Contact Us

  

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The detail contained on this page is provided to ensure that you are fully aware of all the cookies being used to allow you to make an informed choice about your continued acceptance of them. Mediabookers is currently examining all elements of its web operations and working on a multiple stage approach to meet the EU guidelines relating to protecting your privacy online – you should be 100% confident, when using any Mediabookers website, that protection of your privacy and personal data is of the utmost importance to Mediabookers.

On this website Mediabookers makes use of cookies to help manage the site and your visitor experience. Cookies can be in the form of session or persistent cookies and may use different technologies, such as JavaScript or Flash.

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Please note: this is Mediabookers current policy and the first stage of achieving privacy compliance for all visitors to our websites (including opt in/out). By way of this policy, Mediabookers is addressing the immediate legal compliance aspects of these regulations. Apart from the additional information provided by this update, the operation of this website has not changed or been modified.

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The type of cookie used on this website can be put into 1 of 4 categories, based on the International Chamber of Commerce guide to cookie categories.

1. Strictly Necessary Cookies These cookies are essential as they enable you to move around a website and use its features, such as accessing secure areas. Without these cookies, services you’ve asked for (such as access to secure areas) can’t be provided. These cookies don’t gather information about you that could be used for marketing or remembering where you’ve been on the internet. This category of cookie cannot be disabled.

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Across the website Mediabookers makes use of flash files which present information, allow integration with 3rd parties (such as You Tube), and can offer a richer online experience. Currently technology is limited in its ability to review the ‘inner workings’ of flash files. We have strived to identify any flash elements that are likely to set cookies but, right now, we cannot guarantee the status of every flash file. Adobe offers a tool to monitor, opt out and remove ‘flash cookies’.

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Internet Explorer 9:

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Internet Explorer 8:

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Safari:

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Chrome:

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FAO: Data Protection Officer – Mediabookers Ltd., Bolney Place, Cowfold Road, Bolney, West Sussex, RH17 5PG