Germany will showcase an array of brands in the North Hall at KBIS 2025.

By Dianne M. Pogoda

The German Pavilion, part of the NKBA Global Connect international business development program, will bring some of Germany’s top kitchen and bath companies to KBIS 2025 in a hub situated in the North Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center. The pavilion comprises 15 “Made in Germany” manufacturers and two NKBA Global Connect Strategic Alliance Partners: trade associations VDM and AMK.

NKBA Global Connect at KBIS is an exclusive gateway to the latest trends, technologies, and innovations from around the world that are shaping the future of the industry. The country pavilions at KBIS are supported by their respective governments to promote international trade and enable brands new to North America to experience KBIS, explore entry into the market, and make contacts with potential customers, specifiers, distribution partners, and other industry professionals.

The “Made in Germany” Pavilion is located in booths #N3263, #N3250, #N3451, #N3051, #N3063, #N3271 and #N3039 in the North Hall.

Companies represented in the pavilion include:

• A.u.K Müller GmbH & Co. KG (Valves and valve technology)
• Ballerina-Küchen H.-E. Ellerslek GmbH (Kitchen furniture, cabinetry)
• Badeloft USA LLC (Sinks, tubs, faucets, toilets, fixtures)
• Christiani Wassertechnik GmbH (Water treatment systems)
• Imos AG (Software developer for furniture and interior design)
• TUV Rheinland (Regulatory compliance, product testing, sustainability)
• Vauth-Sagel (Cabinetry, storage solutions)
• W. Kirchhoff Inc. (Faucets)
• Elektra GmbH (Lighting systems)
• Bauteam GmbH (Kitchen furniture, cabinetry, closets).
• Hacker Kitchens, #N3451 (Kitchen furniture, cabinetry)
• Hettich, #N3051 (Furniture fittings)
• Kessebohmer, #N3063 (Cabinetry, shelving, storage solutions)
• Blanco, #N3271 (Sinks and faucets)
• nobilia North America, #N3039 (Kitchen and bathroom furniture, cabinetry, interior design solutions)

The international pavilions at KBIS will host presentations by individual brands showcasing innovative products and services, as well as informative country programming at the Global Connect Lounge in South Hall as well as in their home country pavilions. They will be highlighted on the NKBA Global Connect Design Trail map and exhibitor list, which offers an easy-to-view expo floor guide for all NKBA Global Connect members at the show. It is available in the show directory and on the KBIS app.

NKBA’s Global Connect program aims to connect the kitchen and bath industry across the world, and offers important resources to international companies that want to explore ways to break into the industry in North America. Among the major benefits of the program, members have access to the NKBA Global Connect Advisor team. These industry leaders, based in North America, share insights on the nuances of doing business in the North American market, experiences, connections, and strategic advice as part of the preparation process for a potential market entry. Members also may access NKBA | KBIS’ extensive market research covering key topics from overall and category-specific design trends to economic data, market outlooks, quarterly reports on the current state of the industry, and much more.

Learn more about NKBA Global Connect at KBIS here.