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Welcome

Hi Sydney! What will you discover this year?

Welcome to the Kitchen+Bath Show, part of the Design Show Australia portfolio of co-located industry exhibitions. We’ve curated a show floor of authentic, high-performance products designed to make your visit both inspiring and commercially valuable.

This year, we’re proud to bring together a stronger and more focused mix of exhibitors leading international brands alongside Australia’s most progressive kitchen, bathroom and storage companies. They are joined by the people who shape how spaces are delivered: architects, fit out experts, interior designers, developers, builders, and design leaders.

We’re delighted to bring the kitchen and bathroom design community together in one place to discover new products and solutions, solve real project challenges, build meaningful connections, and share ideas that will shape the future of residential and commercial spaces.

What to expect

A place to connect face-to-face and experience product innovation in its most tangible form. Explore solutions up close, test materiality and finishes, and see detailing, engineering, and functionality in real life. Because you don’t know what you don’t know until you see it here.

Across the show floor, you’ll discover the latest thinking in kitchen and bathroom design: smarter storage systems, integrated surfaces, advanced fixtures and fittings, and new approaches to performance, durability, and sustainability.

Our free-to-attend speaker program runs across the co-located theatres throughout the event, bringing together leading voices from across architecture, interiors, and the broader built environment. This year’s program features both international perspectives and leading Australian practitioners, offering insight into where the industry is heading next.

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With so much to explore, from innovative products and practical solutions to new commercial connections, we hope you leave inspired, informed, and connected.

And finally, please save this date: 3–5 June 2027 for next year’s Kitchen+Bath Show in Melbourne. We look forward to welcoming you.

The Kitchen+Bath Show Team

PARTNERS

Welcome

From our key partners KBDi and Australian Cabinet & Furniture Association (ACFA)

Welcome to the Kitchen+Bath Show!

On behalf of the Australian Cabinet and Furniture Association (ACFA) and the Kitchen & Bathroom Designers Institute (KBDi), we’re delighted to be supporting partners at this year’s Kitchen+Bath Show within Design & Build Week.

This event brings together the very best of our industry—where ideas are shared, innovations unveiled, and connections strengthened. Kitchens and bathrooms continue to lead the way in residential design, balancing performance with personality and offering some of the most rewarding opportunities for thoughtful, impactful design.

Following the successful merger of ACFA and KBDi, we’re proud to represent a more connected industry—one that brings designers, manufacturers, and makers into closer alignment. Together, we’re building a stronger, more unified voice that supports every stage of the process, from early design concepts through to fabrication, installation, and completion. It’s a whole-of-industry approach, grounded in collaboration and shared expertise.

As you explore the Show, we encourage you to engage with the many exhibitors, attend sessions, and make the most of the knowledge and experience available. Events like this play an important role in strengthening our industry, and we’re pleased to support the partners who make them possible.

If you’d like to learn more about how ACFA and KBDi are working together to support professionals across the sector, we’d love to connect—please visit our stand for a chat.

Selina Zwolsman CKD Au CBD Au Manager – Design & Communications Kitchen & Bathroom Designers Institute

EVENT INFORMATION

ORGANISERS OFFICE

Located at the back of Hall 4 in the Exhibition Centre.

LOST AND FOUND

Please enquire at the ICC Sydney Exhibition Centre customer Service Desk located on level 2 next to Hall 4.

FIRST AID

In the event of any accident or emergency, please report this to an organiser at the Organiser’s Office or Security at the entry of the show.

ATMs

ATMs are at the southern end of level 2 at the ICC Sydney Exhibition Centre.

TOILETS

Please see the show map at the back of this magazine for locations of toilets including disabled facilities. Directional signage also exists on the high walls of the venue inside the halls.

CLOAKROOM

The venue cloakroom is on level 2 next to Hall 4 (Customer Service Desk).

NO SMOKING & NO VAPING

The venue has a no smoking and no vaping policy, including all catering areas. Go outside to the designated smoking areas to smoke or vape.

NO CANVASSING

Canvassing by visitors is strictly prohibited. Promotional materials may not be distributed, except by exhibitors from their own stand. Visitors causing disruption should be reported to the Show Organiser at the Organiser’s Office located at the back of Hall 2 in the Exhibition Centre.

PRIVACY

Your details have been recorded as part of the visitor registration process. This enables the Organiser to issue a name badge, record statistics on the event and send you information on future shows. If you have any concerns, please contact National Media on +61 7 5510 5100

AGENDA | Thursday, 11 June

AGENDA |

AGENDA | Saturday, 13 June

Futurebuild Talks

Speakers

Ashleigh Porter

Chintamani

Chris Chmielowiec

Deb McNee

Dennis Butler

Dr.

Nezhad

Karyn

Georgina

Glen Cannon

Hafia

Hamish

Hans

Jérémie

Jeremy Mansfield

Speakers

Madeleine

Marnie

Robyn Hawke

Sara Pontoppidan

Sarah Comerford Founder and CEO Studio Belle

Sarah Rogers

Talina

Tash Michelmore

Therese Tarlinton Speaker, Advisor & Author Therese Tarlington

Tim Marcot Director – Structures Bligh Tanner

Tim Simopoulos

Veena Sahajwalla AO

Zoe Baker

Michael Said

From Concept to Completion: Why collaboration is becoming the industry’s greatest competitive advantage

The Australian kitchen and bathroom industry is rapidly evolving. Clients are expecting more sophisticated spaces, seamless technology integration, and increasingly personalised outcomes – all within tighter timelines. At the same time, designers, cabinetmakers, builders, and suppliers are navigating labour shortages, rising costs, supply chain pressures, and growing technical complexity.

In this environment, successful projects are no longer driven solely by design talent or manufacturing capability. Collaboration is the new gamechanger.

Across the industry, there is a noticeable shift away from siloed project delivery and towards more integrated partnerships among designers, makers, and construction teams. The projects running most smoothly today are those where communication begins early, documentation is comprehensive, and all parties work from shared information throughout the process.

As joinery becomes increasingly customised and interior detailing more technically demanding, the quality of coordination between design intent and construction reality can directly affect timelines, budgets, and client satisfaction.

One of the most important shifts has been the rise of collaborative digital workflows. Shared cloud-based documentation, 3D modelling, and live revision tracking are reducing ambiguity and helping teams resolve issues long before installation begins. Designers can communicate intent more clearly, while makers and builders can identify potential construction conflicts earlier in the process.

This is particularly valuable in contemporary residential projects, where kitchens and bathrooms now incorporate complex appliance integration, concealed services, layered lighting, advanced hardware systems, and highly detailed material transitions. These spaces are no longer isolated rooms — they are technical environments requiring precise coordination between multiple trades.

Documentation standards are also becoming more critical. Vague drawings, incomplete specifications, or unresolved selections can quickly cause delays and cost overruns on site. Increasingly, successful projects rely on highly detailed documentation that considers not only aesthetics but also manufacturability, tolerances, ventilation requirements, service locations, installation sequencing, and site conditions.

Early involvement of makers and trades is proving equally important. Cabinetmakers and joiners bring valuable practical insight into material behaviour, construction methods, lead times, and installation constraints. When these conversations occur during the design phase — rather than after documentation is complete — projects tend to achieve stronger outcomes with fewer compromises.

The industry is also seeing a growing emphasis on structured handover processes. Pre-production meetings, digital sign-off checkpoints, and site verification procedures are helping to reduce costly misunderstandings between design, manufacturing, and installation teams. These systems not only improve efficiency but also increase transparency for clients, who increasingly expect certainty about timelines, specifications, and final outcomes.

KBDi and ACFA are responding to this shift through a more collaborative industry approach of their own. By bringing together designers, cabinetmakers, joiners, and suppliers under a shared ‘concept to completion’ philosophy, both organisations are working to strengthen communication, raise professional standards, and encourage greater cross-disciplinary understanding across the project lifecycle.

Through joint events, technical education, industry resources, and collaborative networking opportunities, the partnership aims to support a more connected and informed industry — one where design vision and construction expertise work hand in hand to deliver better outcomes for both professionals and clients alike.

Learn more at kbdi.org.au or acfa.net.au, and visit us on Stand #1246.

Image credits: Bathroom designed by KBDi Australian Bathroom Designer of the Year 2025, Bav Kizilkaya (A1 Design Studio).

Premium Towel Warmers & Bathroom Accessories

Kitchen+Bath Stage

10.30

Eurocucina trends you can actually specify and build

Presented by KBDI

This session explores key insights emerging from Eurocucina and global design fairs, translating international trends into practical applications for the Australian market. Moving beyond trend forecasting, the discussion will focus on materials, finishes, systems and design directions that can be realistically specified, manufactured and delivered locally. Gain insight into which trends have lasting value, how supply chain and specification considerations impact delivery, and what design directions are resonating most strongly with Australian clients and projects.

11.15

Melanie Gardener Editor

From Overwhelmed to Optimised: Protecting your margins in a slowing market

Presented by KBDI

With rising costs and more cautious clients, even small inefficiencies can erode your bottom line. In this practical session, Deb McNee unpacks where profit is most commonly lost - from time drain and rework to unclear processes and client indecision - and shares simple, effective strategies to turn things around. Learn how clearer workflows, consistent communication, and smarter use of tools (including AI) can improve efficiency, strengthen client confidence, and support more profitable project delivery.

12.15

Deb McNee Growth Coach

Design Intelligence: The new tech stack for designers

This session explores how emerging AI and digital tools are reshaping the design workflow. It examines how AI can reduce risk, cost, and time while improving accuracy in take-offs, compliance, and sustainable design decision-making, with a focus on practical, real-world application in project delivery.

13.15

Therese Tarlinton Speaker, Advisor & Author

Design, technology and the future of Australian manufacturing

Presented by SCM Australia

What does it take to stay competitive as an Australian manufacturer when design trends move fast, skilled labour is harder to find, and customers expect more customization than ever? Join manufacturers, industry leaders and technology specialists to explore how current design trends translate into real manufacturing decisions, how to create added value beyond simple panel processing, and how to reduce labour dependency while maintaining quality.

Simon Nanni Oceania Key Accounts Manager SCM Australia

Melanie Gardener Editor

Retief Joubert Director Provence Brothers

15.00

Designing for the Lens: Creating spaces that photograph beautifully

Presented by KBDI

A well-designed space doesn’t always translate into a photograph - and in an industry where imagery underpins portfolios, awards and publications, that disconnect can be costly. In this session, interior and architectural photographer Mark Burrough explores how design decisions are interpreted through the lens, revealing the factors that can elevate or diminish a project on camera. From lighting and materiality to composition and contrast, he’ll highlight common pitfalls that flatten a space and share practical strategies to ensure your work captures the scene with clarity and impact. You’ll also gain insight into the balance between styling and design, and how thoughtful preparation can strengthen the final result.

Mark Burrough Interior and Architectural Photographer

Waterproofing Compliance - Unpacking the NCC Standards and their influence on design

Waterproofing failures can lead to major defects, costly repairs and serious compliance risks. This session unpacks the NCC and AS 3740 requirements, exploring why waterproofing must be treated as a critical part of bathroom design. Learn the common mistakes, key compliance considerations, and best-practice approaches for getting waterproofing right from the start.

15.30

Michael Said Director - Policy NSW Housing Industry Association

Stone with Substance: Specifying natural stone for timeless kitchens & bathrooms

Nathan Karpenko will explore the evolving role of natural stone in contemporary interiors, from dramatic statement pieces to quieter, textural applications that add warmth, character, and longevity to a space. Drawing on almost two decades of industry experience, Nathan will unpack current material directions, emerging colour palettes, and the practical considerations designers need to know when specifying stone for residential projects. From sourcing and slab selection to performance, maintenance, and client expectations, this session will offer a grounded and inspiring look at one of design’s most enduring materials.

Nathan Karpenko

Managing Director/Owner

CAV’ART Designer Stone

SCAN FOR AGENDA UPDATES

Kitchen+Bath Stage

Trends with Traction: Kitchens & bathrooms

Presented by KBDI

This session builds on key design trends with a practical focus on implementation. It explores emerging product and design directions through the lens of Australian Standards, and how designers and makers can confidently present new ideas to clients without over-promising or overcomplicating delivery.

Lucy Sutherland Director of Insights

Temple and Webster

Beyond the Box: Designing & delivering buildable joinery

Presented by KBDI

Melanie Gardener Editor

Connect magazine

Custom joinery is where design intent meets construction reality. In this session, Chris Chmielowiec shares practical insights into spatial planning, hidden functionality, services coordination and common pitfalls - helping designers better understand what’s possible, avoid documentation issues, and design with confidence from concept to completion.

Chris Chmielowiec Director Interspec Custom Joinery

Social Media that Converts: The no bullsh*t playbook your studio needs

Your projects are amazing, but is your social media working as hard as you do? This session reveals a no-nonsense playbook for creating content that builds authority and wins clients. Learn how to use hooks, storytelling and platform-specific tactics to turn your social channels into a business tool, not just a gallery.

13.15

Tash Michelmore Account Director Bread

Where Good Projects Go Wrong: When drawings don’t match reality

Even the best designs face challenges once construction begins. What looks perfect on drawings doesn’t always translate seamlessly on site. This candid panel brings together architects, designers, builders and installers to explore where projects most commonly start to break down - and how better communication between disciplines can turn those moments into better outcomes. If you work in design, construction or renovation, this session offers practical insights into how stronger collaboration leads to better projects.”

John Oxley Builder/Owner

Sydney Beach Homes

Joe

Snell Director

Studio Snell

SCAN FOR AGENDA UPDATES

From First Day to Fully Qualified: Making apprenticeships work

Presented by KBDI

This panel will tackle the real challenges of apprenticeships in the current market - from recruitment and training costs to productivity, mentoring and retention. Panellists will share practical insights on building sustainable apprenticeship pathways, balancing business pressures, and creating environments where apprentices can develop into long-term, skilled team members.

Your Software Isn’t the Problem: How to create a business operating system that works

Most joinery businesses don’t struggle because they’re short of good people or good intentions. They struggle because too much of the business still runs from people’s heads, scattered messages, spreadsheets, emails, whiteboards and disconnected software. In this practical talk, Bruce shares why simply buying a system won’t magically fix the business, and why business teams need to shift their own habits first. You’ll learn how to start thinking systematically, create one source of truth, reduce friction between departments, and get the team working with more clarity and flow. Bruce will also share how JBOS helps connect the moving parts of a joinery business, from lead to install, while still linking with tools like Xero and Jobman.

Bruce

Poling Director The Joinery Coach

Kelly Donougher Interior Designer/Owner 13 Interiors Studio

Ania Mikina Home Design Expert | Founder Zephyr + Stone

Dean Brakell CEO Australian Cabinet & Furniture Association

Chris Chmielowiec Director Interspec Custom Joinery

Glen Cannon Trainer & Assessor ACFA

Kitchen+Bath Stage

Saturday MAP-MARKER Kitchen+Bath Show

10.30

From Milan to Main Street: What’s next for Australian kitchens & bathrooms

Fresh from Europe’s leading design events, Lucy Sutherland shares a behind-the-scenes look at the ideas, materials, and movements shaping the future of interiors. Drawing on her expertise in trend forecasting and real-time consumer data from Temple & Webster, Lucy will unpack what’s gaining traction globally - and what’s genuinely relevant for Australian homes. This session goes beyond surface trends to explore how changing lifestyles, purchasing habits, and colour trends are shaping kitchens and bathrooms today. You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of what’s worth investing in, what will stand the test of time, and how to make confident design decisions in a fast-changing market.

11.15

Lucy Sutherland Director of Insights Temple and Webster

Smart vs Over-Smart: What actually works in kitchens & bathrooms

Smart tech is everywhere- but what actually works in kitchens and bathrooms? This panel cuts through the hype to reveal where technology adds real value, and where it creates cost and complexity. Learn how to integrate smart solutions early, avoid common pitfalls, and deliver spaces that perform, not just impress.

12.15

The

Genevieve Wild Design Director Wildly Illuminating

Gavin Hepper Founder & Creative Director Concepts by Gavin Hepper

David Tullington Operations Manager Perfect Integration

New Luxury in Kitchens & Bathrooms: Personalisation, performance & future trends

As clients seek spaces that feel more tailored, intuitive and lifestyle-driven than ever before, kitchens and bathrooms are evolving beyond aesthetics alone. This panel explores the emerging trends shaping high-performance spaces - from custom detailing and smart integration to wellness, sustainability and flexible design - and examines where bespoke solutions create meaningful value for clients, usability and long-term design outcomes.

Brooke Aitken Director & Principal Brooke Aitken Design & Rill + Stone

Lorena Gaxiola Founder & CEO GALLY

Gavin Hepper Founder & Creative Director Concepts by Gavin Hepper

Hans Galutera Founder HG DesignWorks

Nathan Karpenko Managing Director/Owner CAV’ART Designer Stone

How to afford the kitchen of your dreams

You’ve saved the images. You know exactly what you want. The stone. The joinery. The appliances. The detail. Then the numbers come back - and suddenly the benchtop gets downgraded, the cabinetry gets simplified, and the kitchen you imagined starts slipping away. What if it doesn’t have to? In this powerful session, home design expert Ania Mikina breaks down the early planning decisions that make or break your renovation budget - and ultimately determine whether you can afford the kitchen you really want. If you’re building or renovating, this is the session that could change everything - because the kitchen you can afford is decided by choices you’ve already made, often without realising it.

Ania Mikina Home Design Expert | Founder Zephyr + Stone

Beyond “Green” Products: What sustainability really means in kitchen & bathroom design

Kitchens and bathrooms are some of the most frequently renovated spaces - often replaced not because materials fail, but because layouts no longer support the people using them. This session challenges you to rethink sustainability as more than material selection, focusing instead on layout intelligence, durability, and long-term performance. Explore how longevity, adaptability, intelligent planning, biophilic principles, and appropriate technology integration work together to create spaces that genuinely perform over time.

15.15

Robyn Hawke Managing Director Inspired Spaces

Beyond the Before & After: the thinking behind successful renovations

The most successful renovations aren’t defined by dramatic transformations, but by the thinking behind them. In this session, Gavin reveals how thoughtful planning, design expertise, and a deep understanding of real-world constraints turn complex renovation projects into cohesive, enduring homes.

Gavin Hepper Founder & Creative Director Concepts

by Gavin Hepper

SCAN FOR AGENDA UPDATES

Marquis has been designing for Australian bathrooms since 1979. Come and see the difference at stand 1424. Marquis, the original Australian vanity company. marquis.com.au

egrdecor.com

Billi

blum.com/au/en Stand 1002

cplushouse.com.au

Hangzhou Homekemp Building Materials

homekemp.com Stand 1629

Hettich Australia

designwithhettich.au Stand 1546

jinghuglass.com Stand 1625

hideawaybins.com.au Stand 1324

hsyoujiete.com/en Stand 1526

inkolor.com.au Stand 1435

kesanitar.com Stand 1562

kesseboehmer.com/en Stand 1320

kbaustralia.com.au Stand 1402

Location: ICC Sydney

Date: 11-13 June 2026

Visit Nero x American Standard at Stand 1112

asko.com.au

ydlstone.com.au Stand 946

obetter.cn Stand 1520

zumibathware.com.au

Setting the benchmark in stone — quietly, consistently, without compromise.

Oris Travertine by MAMO

Havana Walnunt

Vanity with Sand

Dune English Edge top

Bathtub ollections C

CRYSTALLINE SILICA FREE. PURE DESIGN FREEDOM

11-13 JUNE 2026 - ICC

Stand #812

SYDNEY

A next generation surface, RAUVISIO Brisa combines REHAU's advanced coating technology with premium acrylic performance. Available in a soft touch matte finish, it delivers refined tactility, exceptional visual consistency, and a curated palette of timeless monochromes and warm, earthy tones – delivering durability with elevated design.

Anti-fingerprint  Excellent chemical resistance  Soft touch & scratch resistant  Superior heat & ageing resistance  Precision engineered

At Acrilam, we create decorative surface solutions that elevate residential and commercial spaces across Australia.

With over 25 years of manufacturing and industry experience, our Melbourne operation integrates skilled craftmanship with the most advanced manufacturing technology, to guarantee consistent quality, dependable lead times, and industry leading surface solutions.

We collaborate closely with trade professionals, designers, and architects, as well as building professionals to deliver surfaces that meet and exceed their expectations across a wide variety of applications.

At Acrilam, it’s not only about scale, but also about doing things properly.

Every surface we produce is made with intent.

www.acrilam.com.au

HPL NATURAL & METALLICS

This architecturally inspired range combines synchronised wood grains through to realistic stone and marbles, as well as our real metal laminates. Our high-pressure laminate range covers all requirements for high traffic applications, offering excellent wear resistance, combined with anti-bacterial and chemical resistant properties.

Anti-bacterial & anti-fingerprint  High scratch and chemical resistance

 Colour fast & UV-resistant  Natural look finishes

SUPERMATT & HI-GLOSS

Combining precision REHAU German engineering with our expert inhouse craftsmanship, our acrylic ranges are exclusive to the Australian market. Supermatt offers a smooth, soft-touch matte finish, while HiGloss delivers a vibrant, mirror-like surface with striking depth. Both finishes are UV resistant and colour-fast.

Soft touch, anti-fingerprint Supermatt  Highly scratch resistant & low light reflectivity Supermatt  Easy to clean  Long term UV resistance

 Multi-award winning surface

DECORATIVE PANEL RANGE

A durable, design-led solution for cabinetry and interior joinery. Available in solid colours and realistic woodgrains across a variety of finishes from matte to gloss, this range offers the charm of real wood veneer, without the upkeep or cost.

Minimal maintenance  Resistant to scratches, stains and moisture

 No painting or sealing required  Easy to clean

RAUVISIO BRISA

www.zumibathware.com.au

LOOKS BETTER.

One place. Our tools. Your way.

STAND 1304

Heated towel rails with Nordic style

COMPANIES & BRANDS

A2 Stone 1440

Abode Living 2032

Accoya - The Decking Collection 645

ACFA x KBDi 1246

Acrilam 1030

Adbri 212

Adora Designs 1154

AI Smart Glass 719

All Purpose Coatings 246

Alspec 845

American Standard 1112

Amorfa 1058

Anderson Group Australia 1439

Angyal Art 1748

Annie Selke Australia 1904

Archant 1642

Architag 551

Architectural Window Systems 340

Architecture & Design 505

Armstrong Flooring Australia 846

AroFlo Innovations 336

Art Hide 1844

Art Plumbing & Bathroomware International 1249

ASKO 904

Aulic & Lafeme 1102

Aussie Lifts 445

Aust Doors Co 807

Austaron Surfaces 840

Autex Acoustics 847

Avenir Design 1406

Avon Synthetics 453

Balliu Export 1906

Bathnology Industrial 1044

Bedsahead 1720

Bella Decor 1950

Belle Vie Australia 1620

Bendy Bois 1334

Bespoke Bathware 1511

Billi 1244

Bisazza Australia 1710

Bluebeam 324

Blum Australia 1002

Bondi Spaces 1402

BORA APAC 1204

Boral 524

BOSS 312

British Fires 1723

Bromic Group 1714

Brooklyn Copper Co 2236

Bruhn Limestone 852

Buster + Punch 1640

C+ HOUSE RARA A2 STONE

Cane-Line Australia 1820

Celeste Stone Group 902

Cellar Creations 1648

Centor 640

ChainCraft 746

Changzhou Zetai Decoration Material 825

Chaozhou Zhishang Sanitaryware 1530

Checkpoint Group Australia 113

Clipsal by Schneider Electric 905

Collarts 1622

Colux 2224

Compotech Solution 129

Conch (Anhui) Energy Saving and Environment Protection New Material

Cork Imports Australia 1740 Corkon 2222

Cotswold Furniture 1925

Crafted Hardwoods 546

Craftmark 1146

CS Cavity Sliders 702

Curvecrete

Cyncly 1412

Daniel Wickham Art 2210

DBianco 1743

DECISION (NINGBO) SANITARY 1846

Designer Boys 2131

Designer Chandelier 1630

Designer Rugs

Direct Lifts Australia

DTA

KABOOM Print 2231

Kaiping Thun Sanitary Ware 722

Kang Jian Sanitary Ware 821

KATSUKURA CORPORATION 1850

Kave Home 1812

Kaynemaile 840

Keim Australia 642

Kesanitär 1562

Kesseböhmer 1320

King Living 1802

Kintone Australia 547

KLH Pacific 501

Klikwood Australia 1951

Knauf Australia 414

Koala Commercial 2112

Kohler 1402

KONE Elevators 320

Krause Bricks 630

KRGS Doors 732

KUN DESIGN 1626 L

Lamina Stone Australia 1840

Laundry Jet Australia 1433 Level 2012

LINYI BAIT WOOD INDUSTRY 1522

Livella Australia 446

Logikhaus Windows 431

Low Carbon Materials Hub 305

LUXE CANTILEVER 345

Luxhandles 1332

Luxpanels 1947

Lysaght | Fielders 412 M

Magnetite Window Solutions 117

MAMO 820

Manasi Priya Art 1658

Marquis 1424

Masswood | Accoya Solutions 121

Mathews Timber 549

Mecal Australia 1420

Megasorber 520

Melbourne Polytechnic 550

Monsoon Australia 312

Naaya Studio 1807

Natural Floorcovering Centre 1604

Natuzzi Italia 1841

NEOSPACE 420

Nero Tapware | American Standard 1112

NEU CRAFT 734

Next Level Elevators 101

Niche Surfaces

Nidus by Carbine

Ningbo Runner Industrial Corporation

NordicTrack

NX Decor by Urban Republic 1140

OpenTech Designs

Osprey

Parkwood Doors

Renee Kamaretsos

Kitchen+Bath Show 2026 Event Magazine

Welcome

PARTNERS

SPONSORS

Welcome

From our key partners KBDi and Australian Cabinet & Furniture Association (ACFA)

EVENT INFORMATION

ORGANISERS OFFICE

LOST AND FOUND

FIRST AID

ATMs

TOILETS

CLOAKROOM

NO SMOKING & NO VAPING

NO CANVASSING

PRIVACY

AGENDA | Thursday, 11 June

AGENDA |

AGENDA | Saturday, 13 June

Futurebuild Talks

Speakers

Speakers

From Concept to Completion: Why collaboration is becoming the industry’s greatest competitive advantage

Kitchen+Bath Stage

From Overwhelmed to Optimised: Protecting your margins in a slowing market

Design Intelligence: The new tech stack for designers

Designing for the Lens: Creating spaces that photograph beautifully

Waterproofing Compliance - Unpacking the NCC Standards and their influence on design

Kitchen+Bath Stage

Trends with Traction: Kitchens & bathrooms

Beyond the Box: Designing & delivering buildable joinery

Social Media that Converts: The no bullsh*t playbook your studio needs

Where Good Projects Go Wrong: When drawings don’t match reality

From First Day to Fully Qualified: Making apprenticeships work

Your Software Isn’t the Problem: How to create a business operating system that works

Kitchen+Bath Stage

The

How to afford the kitchen of your dreams

Beyond “Green” Products: What sustainability really means in kitchen & bathroom design

Beyond the Before & After: the thinking behind successful renovations

Bathtub ollections C

HPL NATURAL & METALLICS

SUPERMATT & HI-GLOSS

DECORATIVE PANEL RANGE

LOOKS BETTER.

STAND 1304

CATEGORIES

COMPANIES & BRANDS