KBB SHOW REVIEW KBB REVIEW


I’d love to tell you I’m not the main reason these plates are mostly empty, but that would be a lie.


Best use of


marketing budget ever. I am available for hand modelling (but only do biscuits).


WEXTrade tried once more to explain the company structure to me: “Light enters through the cornea, creating an upside-down image on the retina…”


Some serious cooking (and extracting) skills were on show.


SONAS – SUCH an impressive showing from this Irish company, just one year after hitting the UK. Some wonderful colour matching on display.


Blum – I learnt A LOT about their history, along with tons about their impressive sustainability efforts (and an interesting display about living in a container, which I hope I don’t have to do).


Samsung – Had a great interview with top man Jonathan. I had no idea that my washing machine was capable of weighing my socks and telling me I’ve used the wrong setting. I currently just use ‘the wife’ for that sort of thing. But seriously… some ingenious use of AI that’s beneficial to users without ramming it down their throats.


Flair – Oh my god. Google “Flaire shower in a waterfall” now. You’ll thank me. Ok, I’ve run out of space haven’t I. Designer Sally is already pulling her hair out at all these low-quality photos, so I’d best leave it at that. There is SO much more to tell you from kbb, but you’ll have to wait for the next few issues to catch up on everything.


Thank you kbb Birmingham; I had a blast! InSinkErator drew an impressive crowd. BKU APRIL 2024 19


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