In a dazzling showcase of innovation and design sophistication, Kohler has once again cemented its status as a leader in kitchen and bath design at the ninth annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House in Palm Beach. Teaming up with eleven esteemed interior designers, Kohler unveiled its latest offerings across two sumptuous houses for the first time, marking a significant expansion in its longstanding partnership with the Show House.
Classic Design Inspiration at the at the Kips Bay Decorator Show House Palm Beach with Kohler
This year’s event, running through March 24th, not only highlights Kohler’s cutting-edge products but also underscores its commitment to supporting youth programs. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Palm Beach County, continuing a tradition of charitable contributions that began with the Show House’s inception in 1973.
Kohler’s participation is marked by the introduction of sleek new products that blend functionality with artistic flair. Among them, the Kohler C2 Sauna and the Aquifer 4-in-1 beverage faucet stand out, promising to redefine luxury living. Brittany Canniff Kimball, Senior Marketing Manager for Brand Partnerships & Designers at Kohler, expressed her enthusiasm for the collaboration: “Partnering with such talented designers and seeing Kohler products transformed into unique spaces is truly inspiring.”
The eleven design firms participating this year have seamlessly integrated Kohler’s innovations into their creative visions. Robert Bell and Firefinish Interiors, for instance, have crafted serene outdoor retreats, with Bell incorporating the Kohler C2 outdoor sauna into a harmonious landscape. Firefinish Interiors echoed this nature-inspired theme in a cabana bath and outdoor shower, utilizing the Vibrant Brushed Bronze finish from the Components Mix and Match faucet collection.
Inside, the kitchens designed by Amy Young Design and Yarn Design Associates exude elegance and practicality. They feature the Billet touchless pull-down faucet and the versatile Aquifer 4-in-1 beverage faucet, which offers ambient, chilled, near boiling, or sparkling water at the touch of a button. Amy Young Design opted for a moody Matte Black finish to create an “after-hours” ambiance, while Yarn Design Associates chose the opulent Moderne Brushed Brass.
Eilyn Jimenez of Sire Design drew inspiration from the past, crafting a primary bathroom and dressing room that harken back to the 17th and 18th centuries. Her design features the Artifacts Mix and Match faucet collection in Vibrant French Gold and the Memoirs Stately toilet in a refined Biscuit color, epitomizing the art of getting ready.
Throughout the houses, Kohler’s rich palette of finishes adds a distinctive touch to each room. The classic Dune finish graces the Memoirs Stately console and toilet in Danielle Balanis’ bathroom, while Tartan & Toile and Alexander Interiors have chosen the sleek Translucent Doe and shimmering Translucent Dew finishes for their respective sink designs.
Nazira Handal, Director of Special Events and Corporate Partnerships at Kips Bay Boys and Girls Club, praised Kohler’s role in the Show House’s success: “Kohler continues to push the boundaries of design excellence while supporting our mission to raise funds for over 11,000 young people.”
Tickets for the Palm Beach Show House start at $50, inviting design enthusiasts to explore Kohler’s visionary contributions while supporting vital youth programming.
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