Eviva showcased an array of cutting-edge bathroom solutions at the 2024 Kitchen and Bath Industry Show (KBIS), where wellness and smart technology took center stage. This year’s KBIS, held in Las Vegas, saw more than 600 exhibitors, covering over 450,000 square feet with the latest kitchen and bath innovations. Eviva’s new designs highlighted the increasing trend toward bathrooms as wellness retreats, integrating calming lighting, ergonomic units, and luxurious features that combine relaxation with practicality.
Wellness and Personalization in Bathroom Design
With wellness-focused design at the forefront, KBIS exhibitors—including Eviva—presented bathrooms that do more than fulfill basic needs; they aim to rejuvenate and relax. Eviva’s new line of sanitary ware includes therapeutic bath features, circadian lighting, and high-efficiency water systems. Each element is designed to elevate comfort, reflecting an industry-wide move toward health-focused spaces that enhance both physical and mental well-being.
Smart Technology Meets Functionality
The integration of smart technology was a key focus, as Eviva and other exhibitors embraced tech to make bathrooms more intuitive and user-friendly. At KBIS, innovations included voice-activated faucets and mirrors that provide real-time health insights, turning bathrooms into personalized wellness hubs. These features align with the trend of creating connected spaces that adapt to user needs, making daily routines smoother and more efficient.
Embracing Color and Customization
Eviva’s vibrant designs, displayed alongside those of other prominent brands, reflect a departure from monochromatic palettes towards brighter and bolder aesthetics. The ability to customize products gives homeowners the power to tailor their bathrooms to match their style, with options in color and finishing materials that create unique, personalized spaces.
Eviva’s presence at KBIS 2024 highlights the ongoing evolution of bathroom design, blending smart, sustainable technology with luxury and wellness. The shift toward making these spaces both functional and restorative underscores a future where bathrooms serve as both personal retreats and style statements.