Publish Time: 2025-06-10 Origin: Site
SHANGHAI, CHINA — May 30, 2025 — Asia’s premier kitchen and bath showcase, the 29th Kitchen & Bath China (KBC) exhibition, concluded at Shanghai New International Expo Centre after four days of record attendance. With 5,662 exhibitors and over 117,236 global trade professionals converging across 230,000 sq. ft., the event spotlighted breakthrough innovations redefining luxury sanitation standards.
The modern booth layout of Aquacubic has attracted countless buyers, where geometric lighting dynamically highlighted stainless steel sinks, precision faucets, and hydro-engineered showers as functional art installations. European architects present hailed the space as "redefining bathroom spatial narratives", while 68% of surveyed designers identified it as the most photographed exhibit. The immersive journey—transitioning from industrial kitchens to spa-inspired wet zones—demonstrated unprecedented category versatility.
Military-spec 16-gauge stainless steel sinks featuring 2° sloped basins and anti-clog drainage systems reduced food prep time by 30% in live demonstrations. Twelve international resort groups initiated bulk procurement talks after witnessing the performance.
A Red Dot 2024-winning shower system drew crowds with 368 liquid-silicone nozzles replicating starlight patterns, paired with self-cleaning jet technology. Complementing this, swan-neck faucets with 270° rotation secured 14 distribution agreements across North America.
High-temperature fired porcelain basins (1,250°C) featuring nano-glaze surfaces aligned with Japanese wabi-sabi aesthetics while meeting international accessibility standards, attracting premium buyers from North American regions.
87% of qualified leads converted to active negotiations
"A perfect synthesis of European hydraulics and minimalist aesthetics" – Italian design director
Future-Focused Commitment