The Kitchen and Bath Industry Show (KBIS) will return in 2026 with expanded multimedia platforms, offering new opportunities for exhibitors and attendees to connect, engage and share ideas. KBIS is introducing the KBIS Live Studio, broadcasting daily from the show floor, and bringing back the KBIS Podcast Studio featuring thought-provoking conversations with industry leaders. Together, these two programs amplify the voices of the industry and extend the excitement of the show both onsite and online.
“KBIS is a pivotal time of year for so many in our industry,” said Bill Darcy, Global President and CEO of NKBA|KBIS. “It’s where brands and specifiers—leaders and decision-makers—connect, collaborate, and inspire. We’re proud to be expanding our media footprint and developing meaningful content that extends the lifetime and reach of our show, offering more resources, larger audiences, and greater exposure for our exhibitors and attendees alike.”
KBIS Live Studio
Located at the heart of the show, the KBIS Live Studio will capture interviews, product reveals, and attendee moments throughout the three-day event. The studio is one element of a brand-new partnership between KBIS and Homeworthy, an innovative platform that captures beautiful, exceptional interiors. Led by Emmy Award-winner Alison Kenworthy, Homeworthy has built a reputation for delivering compelling, high-quality design content to a vast audience, boasting over 50 million followers and reaching 100 million+ impressions each month.
Kenworthy and her team will capture footage in the Live Studio that will air live on Homeworthy channels across all three show days, engaging with designers, industry experts, attendees, and leading brands to create immersive show content in real time. The format will encourage spontaneity, dig into meaningful insights from top players, and capture some of the show’s biggest moments from the professional broadcast studio.
KBIS Podcast Studio
Back for its second year, the KBIS Podcast Studio, sponsored by AjMadison, will feature Josh Cooperman, host of the popular Convo By Design podcast. Cooperman will record a full eight-part KBIS series over three days in a captivating booth setup designed to attract attention. His conversations will highlight passion in design and architecture while featuring some of the industry’s most influential voices.
To register for KBIS, taking place February 17–19 in Orlando, visit KBIS 2026.
About the Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS)
The Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS), owned by the National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA), is an inspiring, interactive platform that showcases the latest industry products, trends and technologies. KBIS has been the voice of the kitchen and bath industry for 60 years. NKBA is a not-for-profit trade association with nearly 14,000 member companies representing tens of thousands of members in all segments of the kitchen and bath industry. NKBA has educated and led the industry since the association’s founding in 1963. The association’s mission is to inspire, lead, and empower the kitchen and bath industry through the creation of certifications, marketplaces, and networks.
