KBB KBB SHOW REVIEW REVIEW Who we saw at kbb Birmingham
Thousands of retailers, designers and buyers engaged with 320+ innovative brands across four days at KBB in early March. Here are just a few of the companies that left an impression as we strolled the halls.
Cyncly
The leading global provider of software and content solutions that help make amazing spaces for living, returned to kbb Birmingham to showcase its AI-enabled digital platform, which connects every stakeholder in the kitchen and bathroom business. With a growing AI-powered ecosystem, Cyncly is helping the kitchen and bathroom industry inspire consumers, improve accuracy and bring dream spaces to life faster than ever.
Visitors were able to see firsthand how Cyncly’s complete design and business software helps kitchen and bathroom businesses deliver a seamless, connected experience from initial inspiration to final installation. Product highlights included the new Cyncly Websites platform; award-winning AI in Winner Flex, Spaces Flex and Virtual Worlds; an updated EQ Flex, and complete solutions for manufacturers.
Wynn Grubbs, General Manager, Kitchen, Bath and Furniture Retail Solutions at Cyncly, said, “Our mission is to connect the entire KBB ecosystem to enable faster, smarter, and more inspiring ways to bring ideas to life. We’re helping designers, retailers and manufacturers take the next step forward, at a pace that fits their needs, so they can focus on what matters most: serving customers better and driving growth with greater efficiency.”
Neolith
Neolith continued to strengthen its UK presence with a successful presence at KBB 2026. Collaborating with both TPB Tech and Rotpunkt, Neolith showcased the full potential of its sintered stone across contemporary living spaces, demonstrating not only versatility, but also a growing influence in next-generation interior design. At the TPB Tech stand, the success of its strategic collaboration with Neolith was evident. In this partnership, Neolith contributed its 6 mm sintered stone slabs to form the top layer and aesthetic of TPB’s advanced material. The integration of TPB tech’s induction cooking technology with Neolith sintered stone offered live demonstrations that captured the interest of attendees. The public was able to experience how this collaboration with Neolith allows TPB Tech’s solution to offer an invisible kitchen that combines elegant design with precision performance.
The incorporation of LED induction systems reinforced the compatibility of Neolith sintered stone as a component of the TPB Tech multilayer system, proving to be the ideal finish for this innovative technology.
InSinkErator
As major changes to recycling regulations came into effect across England in March, InSinkErator explored the future of food waste management at KBB Birmingham 2026.
From March 2026, food waste separation became mandatory for all households in England under the Simpler Recycling scheme. At this year’s Birmingham show, InSinkErator discussed what these changes mean for kitchen retailers and consumers alike, highlighting how its food waste disposer products can complement composting and food caddy usage to maintain a clean and healthy kitchen. InSinkErator educated visitors about the changing recycling legislation through its COMPOST CADDY EASY strategy, the brand’s new educational campaign around modern food waste management. The team outlined the benefits and practicalities of its products as food waste disposal becomes an increasingly prominent national conversation. Oh, and we got a free recipe book from Emily English. Win!
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