Kbb Birmingham, the UK’s premier kitchens, bedrooms and bathrooms exhibition, celebrated its 40th anniversary at the NEC from 1–4 March. Across four days, the show welcomed nearly 16,000 visitors, including designers, retailers, developers and installers.

Surface manufacturer Cosentino has opened a new Cosentino City showroom in Manchester, creating a hub for design collaboration and product specification in the North of England.

Harrison Bathrooms has upgraded its KoGE Kitchen Tap Collection, introducing a refined fluted handle design and enhanced digital boiling water system to strengthen its offering for modern kitchens.

Clearwater Products recently launched Theocsbury at KBB 2026, a new apron-front ceramic sink designed to combine traditional styling with the practical demands of modern kitchens.

Iconic Italian cooking brand, Smeg has unveiled an entirely new built-in aesthetic line, MUSA. The first of its kind in a decade, MUSA is crafted by light and defined by details, a tribute to the dialogue between art & design.

British range cooker and sink manufacturer Rangemaster has expanded its coordinated kitchen offering with the launch of a new extraction collection at KBB Birmingham 2026.

Ca’ Pietra has added two new floor ranges, Abbey and Lacock, to its National Trust collection, extending the offer for retailers looking to balance heritage aesthetics with practical specification.

NOËL & MARQUET  is introducing The Harmony of Lines, an innovative collection of wall panels that brings together advanced material performance with their signature aesthetic precision.

British kitchen and bathroom manufacturer Abode has unveiled Persona, a new customisable boiling water tap range for 2026, powered by its all-new PB3X compact boiler.

Wodar has launched deck-mounted soap dispensers engineered in the same finishes as its hot water taps, enabling retailers to specify a fully integrated sink area using one coordinated range.