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1. Callum Walker Interiors Perth The ‘Red House’ from Callum Walker Interiors in Perth is a newly renovated showroom featuring new displays from German brand Sachsenküchen. Established in 1974, Callum Walker Interiors says it has positioned the showroom as a destination studio that welcomes both architects and consumers.


3. Jtp West London Brassware supplier Jtp has recently opened a new showroom at its West London headquarters. The new showroom, located within the company's large warehouse, has been designed to showcase its latest collections, providing trade customers and retailers with a dedicated space to view its offering.


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2. Generation Kitchen & Bathroom Specialists Melrose, Scotland This family-run retailer has expanded with a new showroom in Melrose. The new studio complements the company’s existing locations in Prestonpans, East Lothian, and Edinburgh, allowing it to support customers across the east and south of Scotland.


4. Kutchenhaus Gateshead The first Kutchenhaus Showroom to open in the North East has arrived in Gateshead. Led by Ali Hamid, a kitchen specialist and architecture graduate, the 2,300sq ft ‘immersive’ showroom is set over two floors and features a total of 13 individual displays.


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5. VitrA Huntingdon Bathroom specialist VitrA has unveiled plans to launch five Experience Centres across the UK in 2026, with one of the locations, AS Fenner in Huntingdon, already open. Visitors to the space are guided through the latest VitrA collections, including Glora, Sareta and the V-Care smart toilet range.


Are you opening or refurbishing a KBB showroom anytime soon? If so, contact georgedean@taylistmedia.com to be featured in an upcoming issue


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