Venux Completes Its Debut at KBIS 2026 with Proposal That Fuses Design and Innovation in Surfaces for Kitchen and Bathrooms
VENUX has made a successful debut at KBIS 2026, the International Kitchen and Bathroom Exhibition held from February 17 to 19 in Orlando, Florida, consolidating its position as a new benchmark firm in kitchen and bathroom surfaces within the international market.
Their participation materialized through stand W650, “GRIDLIGHT LAB”, a space designed by José Manuel Ferrero, Estudi{H}ac, conceived as a stage where order, light and encounter combined to show the technical and aesthetic potential of VENUX surfaces applied in real environments.
During the three days of the fair, the stand became a meeting point for international architects, interior designers, distributors and specifiers, who were able to learn firsthand about the firm's surfaces applied to countertops, vertical fronts, paneling and comprehensive solutions for high-performance projects.
An exhibition landscape based on order and clarity
The proposal was structured around a large modular system of grids, shelves and niches that organized the space like a library of surfaces.
This system allowed for a clear and comparative reading of the VENUX collection, facilitating the understanding of finishes, textures and application possibilities in kitchens and bathrooms.
The exhibition architecture, recognizable from a distance, made the material the protagonist and reinforced a coherent and contemporary visual identity.
The stand was also designed as a professional meeting space. Worktables, countertops at different heights, and conversation areas facilitated dialogue with architects, interior designers, distributors, and specifiers, transforming the space into an active meeting point for project development.
Dolce Ceppo, Taj Mahal and invisible induction technology, the main protagonists.
During the trade fair, VENUX presented its new Dolce Ceppo and Taj Mahal surfaces, which generated considerable interest due to their natural aesthetic, versatility, and technical features geared towards high-performance kitchen and bathroom projects. Among these features was the application of TIC's "The Invisible Cooking" invisible induction technology on VENUX countertops, a technical innovation that integrates the cooking system directly beneath the surface, allowing for cooking without visible elements and maintaining a clean, functional aesthetic perfectly aligned with the demands of contemporary design.
Light as a narrative and functional element.
A light installation wound its way through the stand, guiding the flow of visitors and connecting the different areas. This line of light, integrated into the architecture, acted as a metaphor for the beginning of a project and as a technical tool to activate the surfaces, highlighting reliefs, textures, and chromatic nuances.
The lighting helped to create depth and dynamism, reinforcing the visitor's sensory experience.
VENUX strengthens its international presence.
With its first participation in KBIS, VENUX strengthens its international presence and presents itself to the North American market as a company committed to design,innovation, and technical quality. Its presence at the trade fair represents a strategic step in its global expansion and a starting point for new collaborations in the field of kitchen and bathroom design.
“KBIS has been key to introducing our product to a priority market like the United States. We left with excellent feelings, new strategic contacts, and the firm intention of consolidating our presence throughout the Americas,” the brand added.
VENUX highly values its debut at KBIS 2026, where its surfaces have been received as real tools for designing contemporary, functional and durable spaces.
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